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The quiet European financial engine: Why Luxembourg may decide how Serbia finances its future — and what this means for 2026

Luxembourg does not build highways across Serbia. It does not pour concrete, lay rail, erect wind turbines, finance steel plants, buy land, or dominate public imagination the way China, the UAE, Germany or Japan do. Luxembourg does something far more decisive — something extremely simple to summarise but enormously powerful in consequence: it makes all of those other things affordable. In a world where infrastructure determines competitiveness, where energy transition defines industrial survival, where sovereign credibility shapes interest rates, and…