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Tree by tree against Luxembourg's forest dieback
Large areas of our forests are dying - the result of climate change and the consequence of forestry decisions made almost a century ago. Equipped…
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Editorial - Hello darkness ...
Around the world in 100 minutes. No problem for Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel, who made his first foreign policy statement this week.
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AutiHD creates new opportunities for Luxembourg's job market
Joël Schmit knows first-hand the challenges that people with autism face in everyday life and on the labour market. However, instead of despairing at…
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J'ai deux mots à vous rire - Les roulés de l'appel
Notre chroniqueur a décidé de neutraliser les démarcheurs téléphoniques.
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"I am still Martine"
Martine Deprez is a political career changer who is expected to do a lot. As CSV Minister of Health and Social Affairs, the trained mathematician is…
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How curiosity propels business success
Renowned author, keynote speaker and curiosity expert Dr Diane Hamilton recently visited the Luxembourg School of Business to work with students and…
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Valuable victory for solicitor-client privilege
The Court of Justice of the European Union recently confirmed that all legal advice given by lawyers is protected by secrecy. This closes a difficult…
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We are leaving X - Here are the reasons
The editorial team of the Journal has decided to leave X. This decision is not only a political statement, but above all a question of professional…
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PFAS: Uncontrolled risk in our wastewater
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFAS) are harmful, not naturally degradable and enter the environment in many ways - for example…
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Art in prison: a new perspective for inmates
This summer, prisoners at the Centre pénitentiaire de Luxembourg were able to take part in an art project for the third time. Projects such as …
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Flagship initiatives to position Luxembourg in AI
Luxembourg is currently developing a new national AI strategy, with several initiatives underway to help businesses, including SMEs, tackle related…
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Sponsored contentDen Jobcast #1 - Ayokovi Agbo
Vun der Aschreiwung bei der ADEM bis an den aktuellen Job. D'Ayokovi Agbo huet no 8 Méint Chômage zu Lëtzebuerg mat der Hëllef vun der ADEM hire Wee…
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Luxembourg's many languages as the key to greater social cohesion
Luxembourg's multilingualism can be a challenge, especially when organising large events. Some get upset about it, others look for pragmatic…
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With a little help from vouchers
What if we stopped giving cash to beggars and instead vouchers for local shops? A virtuous circle according to an economics professor, a project that…
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Who are today's seniors?
In the midst of a national debate on the pensions system, the Journal offers you an overview of the Grand Duchy's pensioners in figures.
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Lessons from 220 years of Banque Pictet
The Pictet Group will celebrate its 220th anniversary in Switzerland next year. The fortress, as its directors like to call it, is still a company…
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Tree by tree against Luxembourg's forest dieback
Large areas of our forests are dying - the result of climate change and the consequence of forestry decisions made almost a century ago. Equipped with spades and hoes, a few forest owners are learnin…
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Editorial - Hello darkness ...
Around the world in 100 minutes. No problem for Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel, who made his first foreign policy statement this week.
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AutiHD creates new opportunities for Luxembourg's job market
Joël Schmit knows first-hand the challenges that people with autism face in everyday life and on the labour market. However, instead of despairing at the obstacles, he has decided to make a change. W…
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J'ai deux mots à vous rire - Les roulés de l'appel
Notre chroniqueur a décidé de neutraliser les démarcheurs téléphoniques.
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"I am still Martine"
Martine Deprez is a political career changer who is expected to do a lot. As CSV Minister of Health and Social Affairs, the trained mathematician is now set to take charge of the pension reform.
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How curiosity propels business success
Renowned author, keynote speaker and curiosity expert Dr Diane Hamilton recently visited the Luxembourg School of Business to work with students and executives on curiosity and how it can foster enga…
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Valuable victory for solicitor-client privilege
The Court of Justice of the European Union recently confirmed that all legal advice given by lawyers is protected by secrecy. This closes a difficult chapter after a long battle in Luxembourg and on …
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We are leaving X - Here are the reasons
The editorial team of the Journal has decided to leave X. This decision is not only a political statement, but above all a question of professional ethics.
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PFAS: Uncontrolled risk in our wastewater
Perfluorinated and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFAS) are harmful, not naturally degradable and enter the environment in many ways - for example through the use of sewage sludge as fertiliser in agricu…
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Art in prison: a new perspective for inmates
This summer, prisoners at the Centre pénitentiaire de Luxembourg were able to take part in an art project for the third time. Projects such as "Kultur am Prisong" (culture in prison) are intended to …
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Flagship initiatives to position Luxembourg in AI
Luxembourg is currently developing a new national AI strategy, with several initiatives underway to help businesses, including SMEs, tackle related challenges. Here’s a look at a few of them.
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Den Jobcast #1 - Ayokovi Agbo
Sponsored contentVun der Aschreiwung bei der ADEM bis an den aktuellen Job. D'Ayokovi Agbo huet no 8 Méint Chômage zu Lëtzebuerg mat der Hëllef vun der ADEM hire Wee zréck an d'Aarbechtswelt fonnt. Zesumme mam Remy B…
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Luxembourg's many languages as the key to greater social cohesion
Luxembourg's multilingualism can be a challenge, especially when organising large events. Some get upset about it, others look for pragmatic solutions. We met the simultaneous translators who break d…
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With a little help from vouchers
What if we stopped giving cash to beggars and instead vouchers for local shops? A virtuous circle according to an economics professor, a project that remains to be seen according to the associations…
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Who are today's seniors?
In the midst of a national debate on the pensions system, the Journal offers you an overview of the Grand Duchy's pensioners in figures.
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Lessons from 220 years of Banque Pictet
The Pictet Group will celebrate its 220th anniversary in Switzerland next year. The fortress, as its directors like to call it, is still a company partly run by the Pictet family. We spoke to company…
