Laura Tomassini
Stories that touch me are certainly also exciting for others – that's more or less my motto when it comes to choosing a topic. I don't write "fast news" but deal with everyday facts that need to be presented in such a way that they reveal their versatility and stir emotions as well as aha-effects. My way of reporting offers a lot of material to read, but also to ponder and empathise with, because for me, journalism should reach everyone and be more than just news.
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ReadAbandoned: When pets become disposable
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren, Anouk Flesch
- Published on 31 Dec. 2025
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ReadChristmas in hospital: A star for all those who have to stay
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 24 Dec. 2025
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ReadSteel, sweat and memories of the past: stories of a smelter
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 08 Dec. 2025
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ReadHow repairs are becoming a market niche and private companies are facing new competition
- By Laura Tomassini, Misch Pautsch, Lex Kleren
- Published on 01 Dec. 2025
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ReadArt as a collector's item: another type of "galleries"
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 21 Nov. 2025
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ReadVeterinarians between empathy, ethics and escalation
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 29 Oct. 2025
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ReadVolunteering at the limit: where volunteering ends and work begins
- By Laura Tomassini, Misch Pautsch, Lex Kleren
- Published on 10 Oct. 2025
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ReadNot married, not paired - hardly any rights
- By Laura Tomassini
- Published on 22 Sep. 2025
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ReadSecond hand instead of trash: how school books could live longer
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 15 Sep. 2025
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ReadA cardiologist who practices Ayurveda
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 03 Sep. 2025
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ReadOsteopathy in Luxembourg: high in demand, but controversial
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 28 Jul. 2025
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ReadHow blind people spend their leisure time - Three people, three perspectives
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren, Sana Murad
- Published on 24 Jul. 2025