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Den „Real Talk“ mam Bill Wirtz. Dës Kéier diskutéieren d'Deputéiert Lydia Mutsch (LSAP) an de Politiker Gary Diderich (déi Lénk) iwwer Sënn an Zweck…
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Coffee first
The politically quiet summer months are a good time to get to know politicians personally. We asked ministers to take us to the municipality where…
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The vegan kids
More and more people are switching to a vegan diet. Some include their offspring in the process, which often leads to criticism. The Lëtzebuerger…
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Opgepikt – Make Love Not CO2!
K-Pop und lahme Enten, Dingos und Drohnen, Schting und Austin Powers. Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mit Pascal Steinwachs.
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Luxembourg’s energy transformation faces an uphill battle
Luxembourg is far off from the ambitious renewable energy targets set by the European Union. What is the country’s current energy mix, what can be…
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Biodiversity vs. construction, the sinews of war
Nature protection has been strengthened since the 2018 law, which notably formalized a strict procedure as soon as a construction is envisaged…
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Sponsored contentEngines of society – Paule Kremer
In cooperation with Losch Luxembourg, we regularly present women who have a very special impact on Luxembourg society, either through their…
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Organise, plan, strike!
They are young, they are motivated, and they are ready. Ready to take to the streets of Luxembourg once again and make their demands heard. The…
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Circular economy: still a long way to go
Repairing instead of throwing away: Thanks to heightened environmental awareness and initiatives such as repair cafés, this principle is finding more…
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Water: the source of many questions
In the context of the fight against climate change, is it still reasonable to drink bottled water? Is tap water as safe and healthy? The Journal has…
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Impatient and uncontrollable
The politically quiet summer months are a good time to get to know politicians personally. We asked ministers to take us to the municipality where…
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Sectoral emission targets: "Shared responsibility"
The government has set out how much emissions in certain sectors are to be reduced by 2030. But what does that mean in concrete terms, and how can…
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Baring teeth
Claude Turmes hasn't been a "super-Turmes" for quite some time now, since he has to abide by the coalition agreement as a member of the government…
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Severing the digital puppet threads
How do we prepare the next generation to deal with disinformation on the Internet? To resist disinformation campaigns and conspiracy myths, critical…
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Hunting for bikes
Patience. This has been the key word since the beginning of the pandemic if you, like millions of other people, have had the idea of (re)taking up…
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Elo mol éierlech - Lëtzebuerger Militär
Den „Real Talk“ mam Bill Wirtz. Dës Kéier diskutéieren d'Deputéiert Lydia Mutsch (LSAP) an de Politiker Gary Diderich (déi Lénk) iwwer Sënn an Zweck vu Militärausgaben an d'Roll, déi Lëtzebuerg op mi…
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Coffee first
The politically quiet summer months are a good time to get to know politicians personally. We asked ministers to take us to the municipality where they grew up to show us the places which they have s…
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The vegan kids
More and more people are switching to a vegan diet. Some include their offspring in the process, which often leads to criticism. The Lëtzebuerger Journal met a couple and a mother who raise their chi…
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Opgepikt – Make Love Not CO2!
K-Pop und lahme Enten, Dingos und Drohnen, Schting und Austin Powers. Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mit Pascal Steinwachs.
-
Luxembourg’s energy transformation faces an uphill battle
Luxembourg is far off from the ambitious renewable energy targets set by the European Union. What is the country’s current energy mix, what can be done to diversify it, and which challenges does it f…
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Biodiversity vs. construction, the sinews of war
Nature protection has been strengthened since the 2018 law, which notably formalized a strict procedure as soon as a construction is envisaged. Jacques Mersch, whose consultancy assesses the possible…
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Engines of society – Paule Kremer
Sponsored content
In cooperation with Losch Luxembourg, we regularly present women who have a very special impact on Luxembourg society, either through their professional careers or simply through their personal stori…
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Organise, plan, strike!
They are young, they are motivated, and they are ready. Ready to take to the streets of Luxembourg once again and make their demands heard. The Journal was present during the planning of the climate …
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Circular economy: still a long way to go
Repairing instead of throwing away: Thanks to heightened environmental awareness and initiatives such as repair cafés, this principle is finding more and more supporters. Politicians are also providi…
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Water: the source of many questions
In the context of the fight against climate change, is it still reasonable to drink bottled water? Is tap water as safe and healthy? The Journal has taken a look at the match: tap water versus bottle…
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Impatient and uncontrollable
The politically quiet summer months are a good time to get to know politicians personally. We asked ministers to take us to the municipality where they grew up to show us the places which they connec…
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Get our newsletter!
Subscribe and stay up to date. Twice a week, the Lëtzebuerger Journal sends you an overview of the latest topics that our journalists have just covered.
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Sectoral emission targets: "Shared responsibility"
The government has set out how much emissions in certain sectors are to be reduced by 2030. But what does that mean in concrete terms, and how can hundreds of companies be mobilised? For Fedil Direct…
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Baring teeth
Claude Turmes hasn't been a "super-Turmes" for quite some time now, since he has to abide by the coalition agreement as a member of the government. But the Minister for Energy and Spatial Development…
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Severing the digital puppet threads
How do we prepare the next generation to deal with disinformation on the Internet? To resist disinformation campaigns and conspiracy myths, critical thinking is now more than ever indispensable – but…
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Hunting for bikes
Patience. This has been the key word since the beginning of the pandemic if you, like millions of other people, have had the idea of (re)taking up cycling. Exploding demand and stalled production hav…
