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Trade unions on the way up ?
The social elections of 2024 corroborate a certain renewed interest in trade unions.
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J'ai deux mots à vous rire - La bonne heure et les malheurs
Certes le temps passe, encore faut-il savoir le décrypter.
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Finding the right kind of help
They call themselves Intuitive Energy Readers, Human Potential Coaches or Inner Child Healers: so-called life or mental coaches are now a dime a dozen. Their services should be taken with a pinch of …
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Europe's dustbin
The fashion industry is one of the most polluting in the world. New players in ultra-fast fashion are overturning an already saturated market, and African countries have become our open-air dustbins…
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The Liechtenstein method
Luxembourg is inspired by an innovative project to teach languages faster and more effectively. A test phase is currently underway.
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Editorial - Locked out
The social housing in the Cité de l'Aéroport in Sandweiler is being bricked up, while no 100 metres away homeless people are seeking shelter in the Wanteraktioun or setting up sleeping quarters in th…
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Diversity instead of prejudice - What is anti-discrimination?
The term anti-discrimination is ubiquitous these days. We hear it in political debates, see it in laws and regulations and read it in headlines. But where does the term actually come from and what de…
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Investments too juicy to be honest
The financial centre has long been a magnet for fraudsters. The digital age has given them the ability to disappear into thin air while multiplying their potential victims.
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The Portuguese and school, a complicated story
Sixty years after the first wave of migration from Portugal, Portuguese-speaking students continue to face obstacles. What are their experiences, the causes of these challenges and possible solutions…
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Blending the corporate and art worlds together
Corporate art collections often carry a message that reflects the values and mission of a company. Although there is no such thing as a free lunch, the realms of art and business have found a way to …
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"If I ever drink again, I will die"
It is the favourite drug of Luxembourgers: Alcohol. But the line between "much" and "too much" is blurred and the path to alcoholism is a one-way street. Because there is no such thing as an ex-alcoh…
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Fiscal harmony
While salaries are taxed more or less heavily, passive income is taxed less. Governments are clearly keen to encourage investment, but to what end?
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Histoires d'avocats – Divorces et bouleversements
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 power of the note: how music facilitates inclusion
A music school for everyone, choirs that unite, a boy who just wants to sing – music knows no barriers, because whether it's hummed, whistled, sung or played: songs simply touch everyone and are…
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Too many passengers still unaware of their rights
Passengers whose trains, buses or planes are cancelled or delayed are entitled to compensation. Many are unaware of this or mistakenly assume that they have no chance against the transportation compa…
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The male responsibility
Nowadays, there is an almost unmanageable and diverse range of contraceptives. Despite this, only a few methods are available for men. The focus of research still remains on female contraception, lea…