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AI to dress you better
Fit 4 Start winner Essembl is a startup with an AI styling app, fully made in Luxembourg. In just six months and with zero marketing spend, the app…
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Histoires d’avocats - Inondation et responsabilités en cascade
Loin des prétoires et des caméras, les avocat·e·s sont des passionné·e·s de droit et de justice. Le podcast Histoires d’avocats vous propose de…
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The hell of unfinished building sites
The crisis in the construction industry has left many building sites abandoned and buyers in serious difficulty. They are not sure that they will be…
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A garden where children and seniors flourish
Many senior citizens feel lonely in old age, while children spend more and more time indoors and often have neither a garden nor grandparents. The…
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Editorial - A rough start to the new social year
The back-to-school period is proving painful, even scathing, for the unions, who are mobilising on several fronts but being ignored by the government…
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Sponsored contentFresh, tasty, Luxembourgish
In 1994, Cactus and Biogros joined forces to offer organic products on the shelves of Luxembourg's supermarket. At the time, it was an unprecedented…
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Sport in harmful doses
When exercise becomes addictive, the mind and body suffer. Two athletes talk about the dark side of sport in a world dominated by ideals of beauty…
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Menopause, the great unknown
Women's lives are punctuated by major stages. The arrival of menstruation during adolescence marks a major change, followed by the menopause when…
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The entrepreneurial rollercoaster
Setting up your own business is an intense adventure. We usually dwell on success stories. But sometimes the story of a failure can be just as…
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Extinct? Not so fast!
More and more native animal species are disappearing from Luxembourg's natural landscapes. But there are also successes to show for it: Nature…
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Magrid: A Luxembourgish learning app conquers the world
Despite all doubts, Tahereh Pazouki has founded a multi-award-winning company based on her research. Around 33,000 children worldwide now use the…
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Inside Amazon's giant beehive
The American giant is opening the doors of its Augny distribution centre, an hour's drive from Luxembourg, to the general public. It's a way of…
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With heart and soul
François Bausch was Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, First Alderman, Opposition Leader, Member of Parliament, and a railway worker. Now he is retired…
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Back to work after cancer: Maria's rocky road
After her cancer diagnosis, Maria hoped to return to work as a nursing assistant. But after two gruelling years of uncertainty, waiting and…
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Diversity instead of prejudice - How social factors shape perception
How does our social and cultural standing impact our perception and interaction with the world? How positionality shapes our own decisions and…
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Pensions, a social achievement that has stood the test of time
The first century of pensions was marked by their gradual extension both in terms of rights and beneficiaries. The next century appears to be one of…
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AI to dress you better
Fit 4 Start winner Essembl is a startup with an AI styling app, fully made in Luxembourg. In just six months and with zero marketing spend, the app has gained nearly half a million users. But the fou…
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Histoires d’avocats - Inondation et responsabilités en cascade
Loin des prétoires et des caméras, les avocat·e·s sont des passionné·e·s de droit et de justice. Le podcast Histoires d’avocats vous propose de découvrir dans chaque épisode l'un·e d'entre eux·elles,…
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The hell of unfinished building sites
The crisis in the construction industry has left many building sites abandoned and buyers in serious difficulty. They are not sure that they will be able to claim the completion guarantee that should…
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A garden where children and seniors flourish
Many senior citizens feel lonely in old age, while children spend more and more time indoors and often have neither a garden nor grandparents. The multi-generational garden at the Op Lamp care home i…
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Editorial - A rough start to the new social year
The back-to-school period is proving painful, even scathing, for the unions, who are mobilising on several fronts but being ignored by the government.
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Fresh, tasty, Luxembourgish
Sponsored contentIn 1994, Cactus and Biogros joined forces to offer organic products on the shelves of Luxembourg's supermarket. At the time, it was an unprecedented and risky partnership in the Grand Duchy. But 30 y…
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Sport in harmful doses
When exercise becomes addictive, the mind and body suffer. Two athletes talk about the dark side of sport in a world dominated by ideals of beauty. Two experts explain the background, the role of sel…
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Menopause, the great unknown
Women's lives are punctuated by major stages. The arrival of menstruation during adolescence marks a major change, followed by the menopause when menstruation stops. Few are prepared for this final s…
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The entrepreneurial rollercoaster
Setting up your own business is an intense adventure. We usually dwell on success stories. But sometimes the story of a failure can be just as instructive. Guillaume Perrodin agreed to tell us his st…
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Extinct? Not so fast!
More and more native animal species are disappearing from Luxembourg's natural landscapes. But there are also successes to show for it: Nature conservation and renaturalisation can work. Join us on o…
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Magrid: A Luxembourgish learning app conquers the world
Despite all doubts, Tahereh Pazouki has founded a multi-award-winning company based on her research. Around 33,000 children worldwide now use the Magrid learning software. The CEO talks about the neg…
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Inside Amazon's giant beehive
The American giant is opening the doors of its Augny distribution centre, an hour's drive from Luxembourg, to the general public. It's a way of demystifying the millions of parcels handled every year…
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With heart and soul
François Bausch was Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, First Alderman, Opposition Leader, Member of Parliament, and a railway worker. Now he is retired. He spoke with us about the highs and lows, work …
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Back to work after cancer: Maria's rocky road
After her cancer diagnosis, Maria hoped to return to work as a nursing assistant. But after two gruelling years of uncertainty, waiting and cumbersome procedures, she decided to pull the ripcord - de…
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Diversity instead of prejudice - How social factors shape perception
How does our social and cultural standing impact our perception and interaction with the world? How positionality shapes our own decisions and relationships, and why it is important to be aware of th…
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Pensions, a social achievement that has stood the test of time
The first century of pensions was marked by their gradual extension both in terms of rights and beneficiaries. The next century appears to be one of gradual backpedalling in the face of difficulties …
