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Editorial - Make caring about our forests cool again
Wildfires are becoming Europe's new normal – so how do we stop the continent from burning? Not through vigilance alone. Between vanishing rural knowledge and an EU still learning to prevent instead o…
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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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Unhappy despite the joy of having children
In Germany, 10 to 15 percent of women develop postnatal depression after giving birth. In Luxembourg, statistics are lacking. No numbers, no problems? The experiences of affected mothers, a psycholog…
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New Work #27 - Alles iwwert déi nei Steierreform
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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…
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Forest fires: A danger in Luxembourg, too
Several "mega forest fires" have ravaged southern Europe this year. The risk of forest fires is expected to increase in Luxembourg in the coming years due to climate change. How do we prepare for thi…
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A fly on the walls of the Grand Ducal Palace
Every summer, the Grand Ducal Palace opens its doors to the public. For our photographer Lex Kleren, it opened them a few days early. Our photo series offers a glimpse into rooms that are reserved fo…
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flux #8 - Dieu n'est-il pas luxembourgeois?
Wien decidéiert mat, wa Lëtzebuerg sech nei erfënnt? D'Episod 2 vun der zweeter Staffel vu flux thematiséiert d'Bankgeheimnis, de legale Kader ronderëm d'Fongen an den 80er - an d'Fraen, déi mat um D…
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De Mini-Journal 2026
Vum 20. bis den 31. Juli 2026 ass de Lëtzebuerger Journal zu Mini-Hesper ënnerwee. D'Mini-Journalist*innen, Fotograf*innen a Podcaster*innen aus der Kannerspillstad halen hir Matbierger*innen mat dës…
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Nursing professionals in Luxembourg: "We constantly operate outside the law"
Nursing professionals in Luxembourg regularly make decisions in their day-to-day work that violate applicable law. Doctors are not only aware of this; they actually rely on it. A new law was supposed…
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He doesn't talk about sex
Anyone over forty is likely to struggle with the influencer phenomenon. Fame works differently today than it used to: back then, posters taken out of German teen magazine Bravo hung on bedroom walls;…
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Affordable housing: What needs to change to get the private sector on board
9.500 households are waiting for an affordable rental flat. The government is relying on a partnership with private property developers, but one year after the launch of a pilot project, the scheme h…
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Educational inequalities also exist in the swimming pool
Swimming promotes exercise and health - and once learned, it can save lives. However, more and more children are no longer able to swim. Certified swimming instructors could make a difference, especi…