One thing that you can be sure about lunchtime in Luxembourg is, that you will never be alone.
The other thing about lunchtime in Luxembourg is, that you’ll probably hear more than three languages spoken simultaneously at any given time. Which is precisely what happened the other day in this cosy little Greek restaurant in the centre of the capital.
Continue reading What’s In A Language: Jacques WernerThey say that everything is bigger in Texas. If so, just how big does Luxembourg look from the Lone Star State?
By local standards, Joseba Echave is a relatively new arrival. A Spaniard who came to the Grand Duchy not from Spain but from the land of cowboys, Davy Crockett and, well, nice weather.
Continue reading How Big Is Luxembourg In Texas: Joseba EchaveSome people become expats by choice. Others, by necessity. Some, however, are expats by profession. Most of these are called diplomats and Luxembourg is full of them.
Austrian ambassador Gregor Schusterschitz was, until recently, a staple in Luxembourgish diplomatic and media circles. His musings on Twitter were especially witty. Then Brexit happened and Ambassador Schusterschitz was appointed as head of the Austrian delegation in the Brexit working group. Needless to say, things got really busy really quick.
Continue reading Luxembourg, Easy And Complicated, Simultaneously: Gregor Schusterschitz
