EVENTS CALENDAR

Ukraine: Two Realities, One Struggle An expert discussion examining the challenges of Russian aggression in the Temporarily Occupied Territories and in government-controlled Ukraine. 12 OCT 2026 16:00–18:00 Bibliothèque nationale du Luxembourg (BnL) BY INVITATION ONLY The event will consist of two panel discussions bringing together expert speakers and researchers from leading UK...

The Belgian Embassy in Luxembourg is pleased to invite you to a conference given by the staff of Enabel, the Belgian development cooperation agency, in Kyiv, on reconstruction in Ukraine. This conference will take place on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Belgian Residence.  After a brief...

The Belgian Embassy in Luxembourg is pleased to invite you to a lecture by Mr. Zénon Kowal on the role of the Ukrainian diaspora in Luxembourg and Belgium since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This lecture will take place on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Belgian...

As part of the Advocacy Coalition Defending Our Future Now, the Embassy of Belgium in Luxembourg is pleased to present a special concert at Philharmonie Luxembourg. On 17 September, Ukrainian violinist Dmytro Udovychenko and Luxembourg pianist Stefan Dorneanu will share the  stage for an exceptional violin and piano recital. Dmytro...

22 August 2026 · Luxembourg In 2026, Ukraine marks the 35th anniversary of its Independence — a milestone that represents freedom, democracy, national identity and the continued determination of Ukrainians to defend their future. As part of the Advocacy Coalition’s activities, LUkraine invites the Ukrainian community, friends of Ukraine, partners...

How do shifting global power structures shape the world we live in? What role do geopolitics, digital governance, and international relations play in an increasingly uncertain future? Join us on 1 July for a conversation with Thomas Gomart, renowned historian and Director of the French Institute of International Relations (Ifri),...

On May 5, 2026, the third event within the Advocacy Coalition — Defending Our Future Now project will take place — the workshop “The Smartphone as Historian – Smartphones for Justice and Freedom.” Organized by the Embassy of Germany in Luxembourg in cooperation with the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and...

As part of the Advocacy Coalition – Defending Our Future Now, the Embassy of Romania and the Embassy of Poland in Luxembourg, in cooperation with European partners, is organizing a high-level conference dedicated to one of the most pressing challenges facing Europe today — disinformation as a tool of hybrid warfare....

“Lost Childhood” is a documentary photo exhibition dedicated to the children of Ukraine whose childhood has been taken away by war, deportation, and forced displacement. The exhibition is currently presented on the fence of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Luxembourg, as part of the public exhibition programme of...

“Empty Beds” is an immersive installation that brings visitors closer to the human reality of the war in Ukraine.Created as a hyper-realistic reconstruction of a deported Ukrainian child’s bedroom, the installation transforms statistics into a personal experience. More than twenty thousand Ukrainian children have been illegally taken from their homes,...

23 March marked the launch of our new advocacy project — Advocacy Coalition: Defending Our Future Now. We held our first public event — a debate dedicated to one of the most devastating consequences of Russia’s war: the abduction of Ukrainian children. The discussion brought together representatives of European institutions,...

LUkraine asbl, together with an alliance of nine partner Embassies resident in Luxembourg — the Embassies of Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, and the United Kingdom — and with the support of the European Commission in Luxembourg and the Embassy of Ukraine in Belgium...