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Why is everyone talking about ETFs?
These past few months, scrolling through financial headlines at one point or another led to a stumble across talk of ETFs. But how exactly has this…
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Editorial - The Frieden Show
Outside, people are enjoying the sun. Inside, in parliament, MPs listen to Prime Minister Frieden, who is giving his second State of the Nation…
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Repression for the sake of feeling safe
Area bans, aggressive begging, freedom of assembly: the CSV/DP government's security policy is gradually taking shape - and is being heavily…
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J’ai deux mots à vous rire - Comme on connaît ses saints…
Pour sa dernière chronique, Claude Frisoni s’est intéressé à Saint Schuman.
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An end to the colourful, sugar-sweet nicotine hide-and-seek game?
The imagination of the tobacco and nicotine industry to remarket their addictive products and circumvent regulations is almost endless: e-cigarettes,…
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Sponsored contentEngines of society - Sebastian Jacqué
In cooperation with Losch Luxembourg, we regularly present people who have a very special impact on Luxembourg society through their professional…
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"The ombudsman is not a dragon without fire"
If people have problems with a state or municipal authority or a public organisation, they can turn to the ombudsman. A few days ago, Claudine…
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Cashflow interrupted: when customers simply don't pay
If customers do not pay, this causes stress for the self-employed and entrepreneurs, as cash flow is no longer guaranteed. Although official…
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Wat mengs du? - Emotions as the new currency of power
In a complex world full of uncertainty, it is not titles or mandates that gain in importance, but the ability to generate resonance. Those who touch…
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AI is still a long way from replacing your lawyer
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its debut in some Luxembourg law firms. Experimentation is being conducted with caution.
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Microcredit, a financial anomaly with a social purpose
Microlux offers microloans to entrepreneurs excluded from traditional banking, striving to create social impact where commercial logic says no. With…
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Carlos Ketohou - Togolese journalist in exile in Luxembourg
3 May is International Press Freedom Day. Journalism remains a dangerous profession in many countries. This is the case of Carlos Komlanvi Ketohou,…
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Mini Signs: Less frustration, more understanding thanks to signing for children
What does my baby want? Parents are faced with exactly this question every day. "MiniSigns", a concept from Germany, offer a simple way to…
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The vets' emergency call
Online bashing, violence, mental stress: vets are not only fighting for animals, but increasingly for their own mental health. The Luxembourg…
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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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Baby years: Beneficial but misunderstood
The baby years scheme has been around for a long time, but confusion and misunderstanding are still rife among potential beneficiaries, the majority…
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Why is everyone talking about ETFs?
These past few months, scrolling through financial headlines at one point or another led to a stumble across talk of ETFs. But how exactly has this humble financial product, short for exchange-traded…
-
Editorial - The Frieden Show
Outside, people are enjoying the sun. Inside, in parliament, MPs listen to Prime Minister Frieden, who is giving his second State of the Nation address. Some people would probably prefer to sit in th…
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Repression for the sake of feeling safe
Area bans, aggressive begging, freedom of assembly: the CSV/DP government's security policy is gradually taking shape - and is being heavily criticised in some cases. An overview in seven points.
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J’ai deux mots à vous rire - Comme on connaît ses saints…
Pour sa dernière chronique, Claude Frisoni s’est intéressé à Saint Schuman.
-
An end to the colourful, sugar-sweet nicotine hide-and-seek game?
The imagination of the tobacco and nicotine industry to remarket their addictive products and circumvent regulations is almost endless: e-cigarettes, nicotine pouches, disposable vapes, chewing tobac…
-
Engines of society - Sebastian Jacqué
Sponsored contentIn cooperation with Losch Luxembourg, we regularly present people who have a very special impact on Luxembourg society through their professional careers or simply through their personal stories.
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"The ombudsman is not a dragon without fire"
If people have problems with a state or municipal authority or a public organisation, they can turn to the ombudsman. A few days ago, Claudine Konsbruck took over from Claudia Monti as ombudsman.
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Cashflow interrupted: when customers simply don't pay
If customers do not pay, this causes stress for the self-employed and entrepreneurs, as cash flow is no longer guaranteed. Although official assistance exists in Luxembourg, the procedures are often …
-
Wat mengs du? - Emotions as the new currency of power
In a complex world full of uncertainty, it is not titles or mandates that gain in importance, but the ability to generate resonance. Those who touch people emotionally, offer support and orientation,…
-
AI is still a long way from replacing your lawyer
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its debut in some Luxembourg law firms. Experimentation is being conducted with caution.
-
Microcredit, a financial anomaly with a social purpose
Microlux offers microloans to entrepreneurs excluded from traditional banking, striving to create social impact where commercial logic says no. With interest rates above those of conventional lenders…
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Carlos Ketohou - Togolese journalist in exile in Luxembourg
3 May is International Press Freedom Day. Journalism remains a dangerous profession in many countries. This is the case of Carlos Komlanvi Ketohou, from Togo, who was thrown into a cell for five days…
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Mini Signs: Less frustration, more understanding thanks to signing for children
What does my baby want? Parents are faced with exactly this question every day. "MiniSigns", a concept from Germany, offer a simple way to communicate with each other from an early age, even if spoke…
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The vets' emergency call
Online bashing, violence, mental stress: vets are not only fighting for animals, but increasingly for their own mental health. The Luxembourg professional association AMVL warns that if the psycholog…
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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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Baby years: Beneficial but misunderstood
The baby years scheme has been around for a long time, but confusion and misunderstanding are still rife among potential beneficiaries, the majority of working people with at least one child.
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Why is everyone talking about ETFs?
These past few months, scrolling through financial headlines at one point or another led to a stumble across talk of ETFs. But how exactly has this humble financial product, short for exchange-traded…
-
Editorial - The Frieden Show
Outside, people are enjoying the sun. Inside, in parliament, MPs listen to Prime Minister Frieden, who is giving his second State of the Nation address. Some people would probably prefer to sit in th…
-
Repression for the sake of feeling safe
Area bans, aggressive begging, freedom of assembly: the CSV/DP government's security policy is gradually taking shape - and is being heavily criticised in some cases. An overview in seven points.
-
J’ai deux mots à vous rire - Comme on connaît ses saints…
Pour sa dernière chronique, Claude Frisoni s’est intéressé à Saint Schuman.
-
An end to the colourful, sugar-sweet nicotine hide-and-seek game?
The imagination of the tobacco and nicotine industry to remarket their addictive products and circumvent regulations is almost endless: e-cigarettes, nicotine pouches, disposable vapes, chewing tobac…
-
Engines of society - Sebastian Jacqué
Sponsored contentIn cooperation with Losch Luxembourg, we regularly present people who have a very special impact on Luxembourg society through their professional careers or simply through their personal stories.
-
"The ombudsman is not a dragon without fire"
If people have problems with a state or municipal authority or a public organisation, they can turn to the ombudsman. A few days ago, Claudine Konsbruck took over from Claudia Monti as ombudsman.
-
Cashflow interrupted: when customers simply don't pay
If customers do not pay, this causes stress for the self-employed and entrepreneurs, as cash flow is no longer guaranteed. Although official assistance exists in Luxembourg, the procedures are often …
-
Wat mengs du? - Emotions as the new currency of power
In a complex world full of uncertainty, it is not titles or mandates that gain in importance, but the ability to generate resonance. Those who touch people emotionally, offer support and orientation,…
-
AI is still a long way from replacing your lawyer
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made its debut in some Luxembourg law firms. Experimentation is being conducted with caution.
-
Microcredit, a financial anomaly with a social purpose
Microlux offers microloans to entrepreneurs excluded from traditional banking, striving to create social impact where commercial logic says no. With interest rates above those of conventional lenders…
-
Carlos Ketohou - Togolese journalist in exile in Luxembourg
3 May is International Press Freedom Day. Journalism remains a dangerous profession in many countries. This is the case of Carlos Komlanvi Ketohou, from Togo, who was thrown into a cell for five days…
-
Mini Signs: Less frustration, more understanding thanks to signing for children
What does my baby want? Parents are faced with exactly this question every day. "MiniSigns", a concept from Germany, offer a simple way to communicate with each other from an early age, even if spoke…
-
The vets' emergency call
Online bashing, violence, mental stress: vets are not only fighting for animals, but increasingly for their own mental health. The Luxembourg professional association AMVL warns that if the psycholog…
-
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…
-
Baby years: Beneficial but misunderstood
The baby years scheme has been around for a long time, but confusion and misunderstanding are still rife among potential beneficiaries, the majority of working people with at least one child.
