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"Tough, but warm"
Christian Weis has been the new mayor of Esch/Alzette since 2023. In this interview, the CSV politician talks about the change of power, major…
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When I look back to 2025, I see the year in which the ominous "AI" has become a social threat. "Reality" on the internet is now the exception. This…
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Christmas in hospital: A star for all those who have to stay
Nursing staff, doctors, cleaners, patients: Many people "celebrate" Christmas in the hospital, because even on public holidays there is no time off…
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flux #3 - D'Fauscht op den Dësch
flux ass de Podcast vum Lëtzebuerger Journal, fir d'Geschicht vun der Lëtzebuerger Wirtschaft méi gräifbar ze maachen. Fir jiddereen. An der …
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The medium is the message
The medium makes the message. With this in mind, this year we came up with 1 cm, a podcast dedicated to inclusion in the labour market, designed to…
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Wat mengs du? - Why going out is an act of strength for me
"Every time I go somewhere, a huge number of questions runs through my head." That's what Marielle Molitor says. In this "Carte Blanche", she speaks…
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The Journal advent special
With the Advent season, Christmas draws a little closer each day. And with every candle, we gift you an article — to shed some light on our work, to…
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The long road to the "statute"
The path to official recognition of a disability can sometimes be long and complicated. The same goes for navigating the labour market. Yet for many…
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Firmly in socialist hands
Dudelange is a political peculiarity: for almost 80 years, the LSAP has held an absolute majority on the municipal council. An interview with Dan…
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The saga of benefits for blended cross-border families comes to an end
The Court of Justice of the EU has - it hopes - reached a final decision in the long-running legal battle between the Caisse pour l'avenir des…
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1 cm - Hidden Disabilities siichtbar maachen
Et gëtt geschat, datt 70 bis 80 Prozent vun de Beanträchtegungen net op den éischte Bléck siichtbar sinn. Mee grad dës Mënsche sinn oft am meeschte…
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Déi gutt Mod #35 Muechtmëssbrauch an d'Wichtegkeet vu Feminismus feat. Jessika Rauch
D’Jessika Rauch huet sech no Joren an der Privatwirtschaft fir en Neistart entscheet an sech Selbststänneg gemaach. An dëser Episod schwätze mir…
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How Danielly Kaufmann found healing in AI
Can conversations with chatbots have a positive impact on mental health? While horror stories of AI-psychosis and isolation dominate the headlines,…
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Protecting protest - or policing it?
The right to protest is a Luxembourgish constitutional right since 1868. How we exercise this right, however, is now put into question. While some…
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Sponsored contentRenovating for the comfort of all
Over the last few years, energy renovation has become an essential lever in the climate transition. Between public subsidies, regulations and…
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Luxembourg's incoherent nicotine policy
Tax revenues from nicotine are rising and should continue to do so according to the budget. But the expenditure side is often forgotten: One in ten…
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"Tough, but warm"
Christian Weis has been the new mayor of Esch/Alzette since 2023. In this interview, the CSV politician talks about the change of power, major projects such as Rout Lëns and Metzeschmelz, the cultura…
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32 of 36
When I look back to 2025, I see the year in which the ominous "AI" has become a social threat. "Reality" on the internet is now the exception. This makes it all the more liberating to return to the a…
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Christmas in hospital: A star for all those who have to stay
Nursing staff, doctors, cleaners, patients: Many people "celebrate" Christmas in the hospital, because even on public holidays there is no time off for illness. At the Centre Hospitalier Emile Mayris…
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flux #3 - D'Fauscht op den Dësch
flux ass de Podcast vum Lëtzebuerger Journal, fir d'Geschicht vun der Lëtzebuerger Wirtschaft méi gräifbar ze maachen. Fir jiddereen. An der drëtter Episod geet et ëm Demonstratio…
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The medium is the message
The medium makes the message. With this in mind, this year we came up with 1 cm, a podcast dedicated to inclusion in the labour market, designed to make it accessible to as many people as possible. T…
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Wat mengs du? - Why going out is an act of strength for me
"Every time I go somewhere, a huge number of questions runs through my head." That's what Marielle Molitor says. In this "Carte Blanche", she speaks from the perspective of a person with a disability…
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The Journal advent special
With the Advent season, Christmas draws a little closer each day. And with every candle, we gift you an article — to shed some light on our work, to show you how we investigate, which stories drive u…
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The long road to the "statute"
The path to official recognition of a disability can sometimes be long and complicated. The same goes for navigating the labour market. Yet for many people, both are the prerequisite for a self-deter…
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Firmly in socialist hands
Dudelange is a political peculiarity: for almost 80 years, the LSAP has held an absolute majority on the municipal council. An interview with Dan Biancalana, mayor, LSAP MP and co-president of his pa…
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The saga of benefits for blended cross-border families comes to an end
The Court of Justice of the EU has - it hopes - reached a final decision in the long-running legal battle between the Caisse pour l'avenir des enfants (Children's Fund) and the blended families of fr…
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1 cm - Hidden Disabilities siichtbar maachen
Et gëtt geschat, datt 70 bis 80 Prozent vun de Beanträchtegungen net op den éischte Bléck siichtbar sinn. Mee grad dës Mënsche sinn oft am meeschte benodeelegt. An der leschter Episod vun eisem Podca…
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Déi gutt Mod #35 Muechtmëssbrauch an d'Wichtegkeet vu Feminismus feat. Jessika Rauch
D’Jessika Rauch huet sech no Joren an der Privatwirtschaft fir en Neistart entscheet an sech Selbststänneg gemaach. An dëser Episod schwätze mir iwwer Grenzen op der Aarbecht, bewosst Offline-Zäiten …
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How Danielly Kaufmann found healing in AI
Can conversations with chatbots have a positive impact on mental health? While horror stories of AI-psychosis and isolation dominate the headlines, Danielly Kaufmann found a way to use them as a mean…
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Protecting protest - or policing it?
The right to protest is a Luxembourgish constitutional right since 1868. How we exercise this right, however, is now put into question. While some activists already warn of informal coercion in curre…
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Renovating for the comfort of all
Sponsored content
Over the last few years, energy renovation has become an essential lever in the climate transition. Between public subsidies, regulations and performance requirements, private individuals are looking…
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Luxembourg's incoherent nicotine policy
Tax revenues from nicotine are rising and should continue to do so according to the budget. But the expenditure side is often forgotten: One in ten deaths in Luxembourg is due to tobacco, often after…
