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Protein powder: What's really in it and why it's getting more expensive
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Editorial – "So much for the tolerant left"
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A fly on the walls of the Grand Ducal Palace
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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…
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De Mini-Journal 2026
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Nursing professionals in Luxembourg: "We constantly operate outside the law"
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He doesn't talk about sex
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Affordable housing: What needs to change to get the private sector on board
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Wat mengs du ? – It takes a whole village to bring up a child
This old African proverb reminds us that it takes a whole community to support a child so that they can grow and flourish. Carla Carvalho, chair of…
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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…
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Unfortunately without a digestif
There are some things you can count on in Luxembourg when the summer break begins. One is the weeks-long closures of the CFL's main railway lines…
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Should it be possible to disinherit one's child?
Under the Civil Code, a parent cannot disinherit a child. This is a long-established safeguard, but one that is difficult to accept for anyone…
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Where is International Law when you need it?
When looking at the news, it can feel like the rule of law is on the chopping block. Consequences for commiting atrocities seem to be rare,…
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"Verspillt"? Why children who start school later often perform better
In Luxembourg, children are required to start school if they turn four before September 1. Yet whether a child's birthday falls just before or just…
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Sponsored contentWhen market optimism turns to scepticism
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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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Editorial – "So much for the tolerant left"
Whilst far-right and 'Identitarian' movements welcome potential recruits with open arms, many progressive groups seem to prefer to subject potential allies to loyalty tests. A self-destructive tenden…
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Gréng op den Oueren - Ëmweltschutz an der Stad Lëtzebuerg
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Mir beliichten är Energie vun alle Säiten! Am Podcast ronderëm Nohaltegkeet mat Enovos treffe mir Leit, déi sech domat auskennen – Expert*innen an awer och iwwerzeegten Notzer.
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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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Wat mengs du ? – It takes a whole village to bring up a child
This old African proverb reminds us that it takes a whole community to support a child so that they can grow and flourish. Carla Carvalho, chair of the National Parents' Association, has been wonderi…
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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…
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Unfortunately without a digestif
There are some things you can count on in Luxembourg when the summer break begins. One is the weeks-long closures of the CFL's main railway lines. Another is the political parties' end-of-session din…
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Should it be possible to disinherit one's child?
Under the Civil Code, a parent cannot disinherit a child. This is a long-established safeguard, but one that is difficult to accept for anyone drawing up their will when the relationship has broken d…
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Where is International Law when you need it?
When looking at the news, it can feel like the rule of law is on the chopping block. Consequences for commiting atrocities seem to be rare, especially for heads of state. But is this true? We talk to…
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"Verspillt"? Why children who start school later often perform better
In Luxembourg, children are required to start school if they turn four before September 1. Yet whether a child's birthday falls just before or just after that date can play a significant role in thei…
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When market optimism turns to scepticism
Sponsored contentThe first half of 2026 has shown that, in the financial markets, optimism can very quickly turn into scepticism – and vice versa. This is the subject of the latest episode of the Evergreens by Spuerk…
