At the far end of the kitchen in a detached family home in the south of Luxembourg, Agnès Kralj is busy clearing the breakfast table.

“Come in and meet Marianna,” she says, pointing to the 28-year-old PhD student from Brazil.

One could call Kralj and Marianna housemates. At least, they live together, sit for breakfast together and message each other to say if they are going to be home late. Yet, they are generations apart.

Kralj is hosting Marianna and another University of Luxembourg student, Alexandra, as part of a project which launched at the start of this academic year. WeConnect was created to help students find affordable housing by placing them with host families. Students pay around €425 per month including insurance cover – significantly less than accommodation on the…

By Charlie Spiering, Senior Political Reporter, Washington, Dc

Published: 12:10 EDT, 17 May 2024 | Updated: 15:59 EDT, 17 May 2024

KamART Art Gallery will host art exhibition “Azerbaijani
National Cuisine” by young artists on May 20-21,
Azernews reports.

The exposition to be presented at Shah Palace Hotel reflects the
diversity of Azerbaijani cuisine: these are meat dishes and
pastries, dolma, kebabs, dairy dishes and flour products, snacks,
pickles and sweets, syrups and preserves – interesting and colorful
compositions reflecting the cuisine of different regions.

Along with food, the paintings show the interior of the house,
household items, dishes, carpets, and tablecloths located
there.

Also in the paintings you can see tandir, oven, saj and barbecue
used in preparing Azerbaijani cuisine.

Along…