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One of the major research projects currently under way is dedicated to the European vocation and achievements of Pierre Werner, a former Prime Minister, Finance Minister and Foreign Minister of Luxembourg, unanimously recognised as one of the architects of Economic and Monetary Union.

Au cours de l’automne 1991, les républiques constituantes de l’Union soviétique proclamaient, l’une après l’autre, leur indépendance. Il y a 25 ans, avec la création de la Communauté des États indépendants (CEI), la superpuissance URSS a cessé d’exister d’un jour à l’autre. Dr. Spero S.Z. Paravantis de l’Université du Luxembourg revient sur ce grand chapitre de l’histoire.

This paper examines how and to what extent Luxembourg society was “exposed” to visual representations of the prospering steel industries and labour and working-class culture(s) from the 1880s until the 1920s – a period of massive industrialisation – and how it thus gradually “learned to labour”. Indeed, modern visual media were seen as ideal catalysts for the circulation, transmission and production of meaning, since they were considered to be appealing, objective, direct and capable of inspiring the imagination.

The story of the family Demuth and their factory functioning now as a textile museum.

Vor genau zehn Jahren wurde in London Alexander Litwinenko (1962-2006), der frühere KGB-Offizier, der durch seine Kritik an der Spitze des Geheimdienstes prominent wurde, mit einer tödlichen Dosis des radioaktiven Elements Polonium 210 vergiftet.

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With a long tradition of political stability and social democracy, a creative development model, skilled human capital and a culture of consensus, Luxembourg is at the forefront of Europe. Its main strategic challenge is how to achieve economic diversification while maintaining the sustainability of the Luxembourg social model. The country has embarked on the "third industrial revolution", with innovation as the main driver of sustainable growth and the University of Luxembourg as a major player.

The story of the family Lassner - Simonis and their store on the place "Knuedler" in Luxemburg City.

Franco-British Diplomatic games and issues within the Western European Union (WEU) (1954-1982)http://www.cvce.eu/en/recherche/unit-content/-/unit/e7c423ed-a376-4a57-a... 3 of 4 texts, which were published to accompany the selection of WEU documents for the above-named project, to establish the relevant institutional and historical background to place these documents in their proper context. Published October 2016 by DEIS, (Formerly the CVCE) University of Luxembourg