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Job gone, loan gone, house gone: How quickly poverty can happen
Christmas isn't the only time when people need support and a sense of community. This is also evident at the eighth 'Barbecue de la rue'. Here, people facing difficult circumstances not only receive …
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When words fail you in hospital
Anyone who is ill wants to express themselves in the language they feel most comfortable in. In hospitals, that's not always a given. That is why around 100 staff members at the CHNP are currently le…
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Fear of school, bullying, expulsion: she steps in before things get out of hand
In her first year as a school mediator, Marguerite Krier has seen just how quickly misunderstandings between parents, pupils and teachers can escalate. In this interview, she explains why school anxi…
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30 years of the Casino: "We want to remain experimental"
For 30 years, the Casino – Forum d'art contemporain has been a venue for contemporary art, experimentation, and encounters. To mark this anniversary, director Kevin Muhlen is not only looking back, b…
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De Kaffisdësch vum Lëtzebuerger Journal - Ep. 5 Pride
Eise Kaffisdësch ass weider am ganze Land ënnerwee. A wéi all Kéiers kommen dobäi spannend Gespréicher eraus, déi mir an engem Podcast ophuelen. Dës Kéier schwätze mir mam Andy Maar a mam Jeannine La…
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The timid beginnings of the financial centre
Contrary to popular belief, the birth and development of the financial centre did not come about by a happy accident beyond the control of those who governed it. Benoît Majerus, professor of European…
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Even more of the Müllerthal's geological treasures go on display
The UNESCO Geopark Müllerthal is expanding to include two more municipalities and must reapply for certification. In the process, it is becoming clear that the region contains geological treasures th…
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flux #9 - Hin-an-Hier-Gependels
Bal d'Hallschent vun deenen, déi haut zu Lëtzebuerg schaffen, fueren all Dag iwwert d'Grenz. D'Episod 3 vun der zweeter Staffel vu flux setzt sech mam Phänomen vun de Grenzgänger*innen, dem Schengene…
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Full-time entrepreneurs, full-time parents
"There's no such thing as a work-life balance for us," say Nausicaa Rouge and Mickael Da Silva. Nevertheless, they have built up their own business, have a two-year-old daughter – and still find time…
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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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"I don't set myself any limits"
Sarah Mandres, who is now one of the most exciting voices on the young Luxembourg art scene, does not set out to please with her art, but rather to provoke thought. Among other things, she told us wh…
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"Nobody asks the parents: 'What do you need right now?'"
Parents want to do everything right – and often feel they're on their own. Through parents' forums, the government aims to create spaces where mums and dads can meet other parents, ask questions and …
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Déi Gutt Mod #44 Wann s de vergëss, wat s de kanns feat. Céline Zimmer
D'Céline Zimmer ass Architektin, Fuerscherin an Entrepreneurin. An dëser Episod vun Déi gutt Mod schwätze mir iwwert säi Parcours – vu sengem Papp, deen hatt als Kand an e Corbusier-Klouschter matgeh…
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Mäin Element - Jan Lagerwall
Sponsored contentAn der Schoul léiert een, dass et dräi oder véier Aggregatzoustänn ginn. De Gaascht vun dëser Episod vu Mäin Element fuerscht awer un engem aneren, manner bekannten Aggregatzoustand a seet: Et ginn d…
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A nursery for tomorrow's forests
Around half a million plants are cultivated at Luxembourg's only state-run tree nursery. Will that be enough for a future that will be marked by extreme weather events?
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Protein powder: What's really in it and why it's getting more expensive
Protein powder is more popular than ever – but what's written on the packaging doesn't always live up to its promises. Two Luxembourg-based founders are trying to change this. But it turns out that t…