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Opgepikt - Felix Navidad!
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"I am more than just a model"
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2024: It wasn't all bad...
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Editorial - 'Tis the season
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Fake sick people: The problem with increasing absenteeism
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Thank you, Santa Boss!
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Mums in business: Two "mompreneurs" about their double life
Corinne Semedo and Véronique Scheer are both mothers and entrepreneurs. The two women know the challenges of being the "oddballs" of the Luxembourg…
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Memories of a generation: Looking back on the Second World War
Fewer and fewer Luxembourgers can still remember the events of the Second World War first-hand. Laura Tomassini went in search of the last witnesses…
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How AI detectors are poisoning the trust between students and teachers
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A summit of contradictions: The aftermath of COP29
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Christmas cards, phone calls and the charm of the past
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Déi gutt Mod #21 - Formatiounen, Soft Skills an d’Selbstwäertgefill (feat. Muriel Morbé)
Et waren emol eng Lokaljournalistin an eng Radiomoderatorin. Elo leede se gemeinsam e 76 Joer ale Mediebetrib, de Lëtzebuerger Journal. Wéi se dat maachen, erzielen d’Lynn Warken an d’Melody Hansen a…
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Where politics and young people meet at eye level
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The art of good governance
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Opgepikt - Felix Navidad!
Wir sind zwar nicht grün (na ja, ein bisschen vielleicht) und auch nicht behaart, sind aber trotzdem ganz doll grinchig drauf! Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mit Pascal Steinwachs.
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"I am more than just a model"
Sonia Gleis has many talents. Painting is her great passion, but she is probably best known for her modelling. Last year, she was also a CSV candidate in the local elections. With such an interesting…
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2024: It wasn't all bad...
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Evergreens - Um Bols vun de Mäert
Sponsored contentE Podcast an Zesummenaarbecht mat der Spuerkeess iwwer Nohaltegkeet, Technologie an d'Zukunft am Banken- a Finanzwiesen. De Bryan Ferrari schwätzt all leschte Freiden am Mount mat Invitéen iwwer d'Er…
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Editorial - 'Tis the season
It's that time again: the most important and by far the most expensive law of the year is on the agenda of the Chamber of Deputies, and by the time you read this, it will probably already be in the b…
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Fake sick people: The problem with increasing absenteeism
Statistics show: More and more employees are on sick leave frequently or for long periods of time. In addition to those who are genuinely ill, there are also those who take advantage of medical certi…
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Thank you, Santa Boss!
The Christmas festivities begin before 24 December in the world of work, with a present that has become an indicator of corporate culture over the years.
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Mums in business: Two "mompreneurs" about their double life
Corinne Semedo and Véronique Scheer are both mothers and entrepreneurs. The two women know the challenges of being the "oddballs" of the Luxembourg economy, albeit each in their own way. An insight i…
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Memories of a generation: Looking back on the Second World War
Fewer and fewer Luxembourgers can still remember the events of the Second World War first-hand. Laura Tomassini went in search of the last witnesses of that time and spoke to them about a period that…
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How AI detectors are poisoning the trust between students and teachers
Chatbots such as ChatGPT have irrevocably changed everyday school life - some teachers welcome them, others resist them with all their might, among others by using AI detecting tools. These promise t…
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A summit of contradictions: The aftermath of COP29
The outcomes of COP29 in Baku revealed progress – but also systemic fault lines that can jeopardise meaningful climate action. Hope and collaboration matter more than ever.
