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Legal aid: more cases, fewer lawyers willing to take them
Legal aid enables people on low incomes to consult a lawyer free of charge or at a reduced rate. However, fewer and fewer lawyers are taking on these…
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Editorial - Ritual speeches and tempting boredom
Luc Frieden’s State of the Nation speech triggered a nationwide wave of shrugging shoulders. The government thought it was good, the opposition…
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Sprangpressessioun 2026 - Hopping ahead
Once again this year, tens of thousands of pilgrims took part in the Sprangpressessioun under a glistening sun. A rhythmic swell of white shirts and…
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Déi gutt Mod #41 De Wee fir anerer fräi maachen feat. Caroline Mart
D'Caroline Mart ass laangjäreg Journalistin an eent vun de bekanntste Gesiichter vun RTL. An dëser Episod vun Déi gutt Mod schwätze mir iwwer säi…
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Evenings at the kitchen table: homework between expectations and everyday life
The Ministry of Education has clarified the homework rules. So everything is clear? Not quite. Parents continue to report overload, homework help at…
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Balcony power plants: small modules for a major energy transition
Balcony power plants supply dwellings directly with affordable electricity via the socket. Why Pierre and Carole chose them, and why solar energy is…
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(On)bekannt - Khalid Oke
Am (On)bekannt-Podcast trëfft d'Jill Lallemang an all Episod op Gäscht, ouni ze wëssen, wien dat ass. An dës Kéier ass dat de Museker Khalid Oke.
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City dwellers' vegetable gardens are putting up a fight
Despite the intense pressure on land in Luxembourg, so-called 'cités jardinières' and community gardens are holding firm. As it celebrates its…
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Ownership as compromise: why Linda bought a leasehold property
Renting a flat was never an option for Linda after university. But buying privately wasn't either. So the young professional opted for a model that…
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The last gay bar has closed. What does Luxembourg have left?
Letz Boys was Luxembourg's last gay bar. Since it closed in February, there is not a single dedicated queer nightlife venue left in the country. A…
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"Je porte les traces de la vie"
Jill Crovisier has been travelling the world for twenty years and has made an international name for herself as a dancer and choreographer. But…
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Wat mengs du? - Inclusion costs less money than exclusion
A prosthesis. Physiotherapy sessions. The right to go to school. These are all gains that cuts to international aid budgets are calling into question…
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The hellish gauntlet of a former Bonn & Schmitt client
The wreck of the renowned law firm has sent shockwaves through the legal world. But it has also left clients out in the cold. One of these…
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Tax rebate for start-ups
Luxembourg now wants to mobilise more of its private savings to support its own start-ups. The new 20 per cent tax credit for investors in start-ups…
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EV for 100 euros a month: Can Luxembourg copy France's success?
New electric cars as a leasing bargain: France's "social leasing" programme has been a resounding success. Luxembourg could announce a similar…
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Legal aid: more cases, fewer lawyers willing to take them
Legal aid enables people on low incomes to consult a lawyer free of charge or at a reduced rate. However, fewer and fewer lawyers are taking on these legal aid cases, even though the number of applic…
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Editorial - Ritual speeches and tempting boredom
Luc Frieden’s State of the Nation speech triggered a nationwide wave of shrugging shoulders. The government thought it was good, the opposition thought it was bad. What else is new? In that sense, it…
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Sprangpressessioun 2026 - Hopping ahead
Once again this year, tens of thousands of pilgrims took part in the Sprangpressessioun under a glistening sun. A rhythmic swell of white shirts and blouses kept Echternach under its bouncing spell f…
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Déi gutt Mod #41 De Wee fir anerer fräi maachen feat. Caroline Mart
D'Caroline Mart ass laangjäreg Journalistin an eent vun de bekanntste Gesiichter vun RTL. An dëser Episod vun Déi gutt Mod schwätze mir iwwer säi Parcours: Vun enger Kandheet tëscht New York, Bréisse…
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Evenings at the kitchen table: homework between expectations and everyday life
The Ministry of Education has clarified the homework rules. So everything is clear? Not quite. Parents continue to report overload, homework help at the Maison Relais remains a supervised service and…
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Balcony power plants: small modules for a major energy transition
Balcony power plants supply dwellings directly with affordable electricity via the socket. Why Pierre and Carole chose them, and why solar energy is no longer reserved to property owners.
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Evergreens - L'immobilier luxembourgeois face à sa nouvelle réalité
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(On)bekannt - Khalid Oke
Am (On)bekannt-Podcast trëfft d'Jill Lallemang an all Episod op Gäscht, ouni ze wëssen, wien dat ass. An dës Kéier ass dat de Museker Khalid Oke.
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City dwellers' vegetable gardens are putting up a fight
Despite the intense pressure on land in Luxembourg, so-called 'cités jardinières' and community gardens are holding firm. As it celebrates its centenary, the league Gaart an Heem is seeing demand soa…
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Ownership as compromise: why Linda bought a leasehold property
Renting a flat was never an option for Linda after university. But buying privately wasn't either. So the young professional opted for a model that is becoming increasingly important in Luxembourg, b…
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The last gay bar has closed. What does Luxembourg have left?
Letz Boys was Luxembourg's last gay bar. Since it closed in February, there is not a single dedicated queer nightlife venue left in the country. A community centre director, a poet and a venue owner …
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"Je porte les traces de la vie"
Jill Crovisier has been travelling the world for twenty years and has made an international name for herself as a dancer and choreographer. But behind her restless professional life lies a quiet, obs…
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Wat mengs du? - Inclusion costs less money than exclusion
A prosthesis. Physiotherapy sessions. The right to go to school. These are all gains that cuts to international aid budgets are calling into question. Martin Lagneau, Director of Handicap Internation…
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The hellish gauntlet of a former Bonn & Schmitt client
The wreck of the renowned law firm has sent shockwaves through the legal world. But it has also left clients out in the cold. One of these unfortunate individuals has been struggling since last summe…
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Tax rebate for start-ups
Luxembourg now wants to mobilise more of its private savings to support its own start-ups. The new 20 per cent tax credit for investors in start-ups marks a strategic turning point. Beyond the politi…
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EV for 100 euros a month: Can Luxembourg copy France's success?
New electric cars as a leasing bargain: France's "social leasing" programme has been a resounding success. Luxembourg could announce a similar programme for low-income earners this year. Will the gov…
