The most unavailable weapon in Luxembourg
Pepper spray is illegal in Luxembourg, while other European countries regard it as a self-defence weapon. We seek to explore what has led consecutive…
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A symbiosis between "enfant perdu" and tutu
An upside-down "K", a plus and an "A": What looks kind of weird at first is the name of Luxembourg's newest artists' collective. As the winner of a…
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Dark side of a profession
"NotOneMoreVet" (NOMV) wants to draw attention to the dark side of the veterinary profession. In an interview with the Lëtzebuerger Journal, a…
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Keep breaking the silence
In March, a teacher was suspended from the LCD, the Diekirch Lyceum, due in part to sexual harassment. Allegations are said to have been going on for…
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Challenges of the charging infrastructure
Electromobility is slowly but surely picking up speed. Gradually, the network of public and private charging stations is growing along with it…
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Gatekeepers
On May 3rd, World Press Freedom Day, media professionals in the Grand Duchy gather in front of the Parliament building to demonstrate for better…
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Believing in success
Elisabeth Margue describes herself as "relatively pragmatic and willing to compromise" - qualities that the future co-president of the CSV can put to…
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About beats and batons
Corinna Niemeyer, conductor of the OCL (Orchestre de Chambre de Luxembourg), gave her inaugural concert at the Philharmonie a few days ago. Although…
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Sponsored contentLuxembourgish crafts: Pascale Seil
Studies forbidden to women, closure of her business due to the pandemic and sick leave caused by two surgeries in a short period of time. Pascale…
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Studies like sand in the hands
If you were stranded on a deserted island for three semesters, what subject would you want to study? For students who began their studies during the…
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Oppen Dieren - Impfzertifikat
De Bill Wirtz verfollegt d'Geschéien an der Europäescher Unioun. Hie schwätzt mat de Lëtzebuerger Vertrieder iwwer aktuell Themen an haakt no bei den…
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A piece of world heritage in Remich
Renato Nazzaro is without a doubt the best-known pizza chef along the Moselle. The story behind the hype surrounding the native Italian, why the 41…
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Ten years of arm wrestling
Parental leave, family allowances, student grants: the Luxembourg government has suffered one setback after another from the Court of Justice of the…
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The most unavailable weapon in Luxembourg
Pepper spray is illegal in Luxembourg, while other European countries regard it as a self-defence weapon. We seek to explore what has led consecutive governments to this conclusion, and, in the proce…
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A symbiosis between "enfant perdu" and tutu
An upside-down "K", a plus and an "A": What looks kind of weird at first is the name of Luxembourg's newest artists' collective. As the winner of a call for tenders as part of the "Neistart - Lëtzebu…
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Dark side of a profession
"NotOneMoreVet" (NOMV) wants to draw attention to the dark side of the veterinary profession. In an interview with the Lëtzebuerger Journal, a veterinarian practising in Luxembourg and a Luxembourger…
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Keep breaking the silence
In March, a teacher was suspended from the LCD, the Diekirch Lyceum, due in part to sexual harassment. Allegations are said to have been going on for eight years. This once again raises the question …
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Challenges of the charging infrastructure
Electromobility is slowly but surely picking up speed. Gradually, the network of public and private charging stations is growing along with it. Obstacles exist both on a large as well as on a small s…
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Gatekeepers
On May 3rd, World Press Freedom Day, media professionals in the Grand Duchy gather in front of the Parliament building to demonstrate for better access to information. We talked to five journalists a…
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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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Believing in success
Elisabeth Margue describes herself as "relatively pragmatic and willing to compromise" - qualities that the future co-president of the CSV can put to good use in the new leadership team. The task at …
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About beats and batons
Corinna Niemeyer, conductor of the OCL (Orchestre de Chambre de Luxembourg), gave her inaugural concert at the Philharmonie a few days ago. Although the arts sector has been at a standstill for more …
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Luxembourgish crafts: Pascale Seil
Sponsored contentStudies forbidden to women, closure of her business due to the pandemic and sick leave caused by two surgeries in a short period of time. Pascale Seil had to overcome, and still does so today, many o…
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Studies like sand in the hands
If you were stranded on a deserted island for three semesters, what subject would you want to study? For students who began their studies during the Corona pandemic – many abroad– , this semester oft…
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Oppen Dieren - Impfzertifikat
De Bill Wirtz verfollegt d'Geschéien an der Europäescher Unioun. Hie schwätzt mat de Lëtzebuerger Vertrieder iwwer aktuell Themen an haakt no bei den europäeschen Dossieren, an deenen iwwer Saache ve…
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A piece of world heritage in Remich
Renato Nazzaro is without a doubt the best-known pizza chef along the Moselle. The story behind the hype surrounding the native Italian, why the 41-year-old is virtually a piece of world heritage and…
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Ten years of arm wrestling
Parental leave, family allowances, student grants: the Luxembourg government has suffered one setback after another from the Court of Justice of the European Union. And it is looking for loopholes to…
