EVENTS CALENDAR
1 Pl. de l’Europe
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
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 […]
Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster, 28 Rue Münster
Luxembourg, 2160 Luxembourg
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 […]
2 RUE GENISTRE
LUXEMBOURG, 1623 Luxembourg
Circle Cite Mon, 8 Jun 26 A round table and poetry reading dedicated to the theme “Art under Fire.” The discussion brings together Ukrainian voices to reflect on the role […]
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 […]
4 rue Alphonse Weicker 2721 Luxembourg
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 […]
2 Rond-point Robert Schuman, Ville-Haute Luxembourg 2525 Luxembourg
“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 the Advocacy Coalition — Defending Our Future Now initiative.
2 Pl. de l'Europe, Kirchberg
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
“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, and behind every number is a family waiting, a room left untouched, and a future interrupted.
2 Pl. de l'Europe, Kirchberg
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
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 […]
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 and Luxembourg, officially announces the launch of the Advocacy Coalition – Defending Our Future Now.
1 Pl. de l’Europe
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
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 […]
Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster, 28 Rue Münster
Luxembourg, 2160 Luxembourg
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 […]
2 RUE GENISTRE
LUXEMBOURG, 1623 Luxembourg
Circle Cite Mon, 8 Jun 26 A round table and poetry reading dedicated to the theme “Art under Fire.” The discussion brings together Ukrainian voices to reflect on the role […]
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 […]
4 rue Alphonse Weicker 2721 Luxembourg
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 […]
2 Rond-point Robert Schuman, Ville-Haute Luxembourg 2525 Luxembourg
“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 the Advocacy Coalition — Defending Our Future Now initiative.
2 Pl. de l'Europe, Kirchberg
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
“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, and behind every number is a family waiting, a room left untouched, and a future interrupted.
2 Pl. de l'Europe, Kirchberg
Luxembourg, 1499 Luxembourg
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 […]
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 and Luxembourg, officially announces the launch of the Advocacy Coalition – Defending Our Future Now.