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Inside Amazon's giant beehive
The American giant is opening the doors of its Augny distribution centre, an hour's drive from Luxembourg, to the general public. It's a way of demystifying the millions of parcels handled every year…
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Editorial - Sensory overload
Luxembourg is too loud and too bright: this is unhealthy, mentally stressful and expensive, with no tangible benefits. Proven solutions for both problems are known, but decision-makers find it diffic…
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With heart and soul
François Bausch was Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, First Alderman, Opposition Leader, Member of Parliament, and a railway worker. Now he is retired. He spoke with us about the highs and lows, work …
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Diversity instead of prejudice - How social factors shape perception
How does our social and cultural standing impact our perception and interaction with the world? How positionality shapes our own decisions and relationships, and why it is important to be aware of th…
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Pensions, a social achievement that has stood the test of time
The first century of pensions was marked by their gradual extension both in terms of rights and beneficiaries. The next century appears to be one of gradual backpedalling in the face of difficulties …
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The Social Club: creative workshops as a business model
The Social Club workshops are all about a mix of creativity and socialising. Martina Njavro and Kristina Zhardanova are pursuing a concept that already promises a lot after just a few months. On two …
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Loud Luxembourg: When noise comes at the cost of health
Luxembourg is a very loud place. Chronic noise pollution has an impact on the health and quality of life of thousands of residents - this is costly, both in terms of money and nerves. Reduction measu…
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J'ai deux mots à vous rire - Commission impassible
Claude Frisoni s’inquiète de voir son pays d’adoption devenir aussi nul que son pays natal.
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Glamping: Luxembourg's tourism industry in transition
Glamping: The comfortable counterpart to conventional camping is a prominent trend within Luxembourg's tourism industry. How the luxurious alternative can extend the season and how its promotion can …
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Truly a total work of art
Catherine Lorent is bursting with ideas and has a truly exuberant imagination. Brush and guitar, baroque and doom - with the Berlin-based Luxembourger, everything is possible and everything goes toge…
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How toxic masculinity and queer hostility are taking over schools
The petitions against and in favour of LGBTQAI+ issues in Luxembourg's schools are causing heated debates. But what really happens in classrooms often goes unnoticed: Teachers report that toxic mascu…
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Podcast: D'Hoffnungsdréier
Ee Joer laang huet de Lëtzebuerger Journal d'Team Lëtzebuerg begleet. Kommt mat hannert d'Kulisse vun de Paralympics 2024.
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Independent profiles sought
Companies are always on the lookout for new board members. For independent directors, this is necessary to ensure good governance. But the profiles they are looking for do not always match the compan…
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Parasport: expensive wheels that still give hope
The LuxRollers and Back to Sport clubs are prime examples of successful sports activities for people with disabilities. In part 3 of the sports inclusion series, they explain how they make their trai…
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Architect of her own happiness: Türkan Dagli
The construction crisis hit Türkan Dagli's architectural firm in the summer of 2023. At the time, she had to let several employees go. She told the Journal how difficult this was for her, why she alm…
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Dora has the financial sector on the run
Financial sector players are preparing for the entry into force in January 2025 of European regulations designed to protect them against cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities in their information systems…