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Wat mengs du? - Everything has to change for nothing to change
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Luxembourg under water stress: what's coming and what we can learn
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The rules of the game for advertising: a small market that still needs to be regulated
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How Parkinson's patients help shape research
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Business and human rights, the directive already almost buried
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The AI revolution in the advertising industry isn't just coming - it's already here
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CO₂ millions for the pension? What the state does with climate money
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Editorial - "Mechahitler" and the danger of unregulated chatbots
Less than a week after Elon Musk's chatbot "Grok" described itself in public online dialogues as "mechahitler", the US Department of Defence signs a contract worth 200 million US dollars with Musk's …
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Opgepikt - Roth ante portas
Was uns in den vergangenen Tagen am meisten beeindruckt hat? Ja, was schon: Full Metal Yuriko mit der Riesenknarre in der Hand. Luxemburg muss sich jedenfalls keine Sorgen mehr um seine Verteidigung …
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Looking for a connection: What the helpline reveals about our society
At a time when crises, wars and AI are dominating everyday life, more and more people are looking for something very simple: a sympathetic ear. Although the number of calls to the helpline SOS Détres…
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De Mini-Journal
Vum 21. Juli bis den 1. August 2025 ass de Lëtzebuerger Journal zu Mini-Lënster ënnerwee. D'Mini-Journalist*innen, Mini-Fotograf*innen a Mini-Podcaster*innen aus der Kannerspillstad halen hir Matbier…
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Histoires d'avocats – Pas de frontières pour les dettes
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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Wat mengs du? - Everything has to change for nothing to change
Growth at half mast, the social model under strain: in the face of these challenges, the status quo reflex is taking hold. But what if inaction was the real danger? In his carte blanche, Carlo Thelen…
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Mäin Element - Lindsay Flynn
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Wosst du schonn, dass et Fuerscher*inne ginn, déi sech op de Logement fokusséieren? A wéi gëtt dëse Beräich eigentlech erfuerscht? Genee dat erkläert eis d'Lindsay Flynn an dësem Episod vu Mäin Eleme…
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Luxembourg under water stress: what's coming and what we can learn
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The rules of the game for advertising: a small market that still needs to be regulated
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How dance connects cultures
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Climate bonus for e-bikes and more: The wait is almost over
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How Parkinson's patients help shape research
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Business and human rights, the directive already almost buried
Adopted after bitter negotiations, the European Directive on the Duty of Vigilance for Businesses (CSDD) has not yet been transposed into national law, but it is already being radically undermined by…
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The AI revolution in the advertising industry isn't just coming - it's already here
If you keep your eyes open, you'll see them everywhere: generated images and videos are increasingly replacing "real" photos on posters, flyers and in adverts. Advertising and media agencies are adap…
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"This is not good for Luxembourg"
Ex-LSAP Labour Minister Georges Engel talks to us about misguided political developments, disappointed expectations and the growing frustration among the population. A conversation about power, respo…
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CO₂ millions for the pension? What the state does with climate money
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Editorial - "Mechahitler" and the danger of unregulated chatbots
Less than a week after Elon Musk's chatbot "Grok" described itself in public online dialogues as "mechahitler", the US Department of Defence signs a contract worth 200 million US dollars with Musk's …
-
Opgepikt - Roth ante portas
Was uns in den vergangenen Tagen am meisten beeindruckt hat? Ja, was schon: Full Metal Yuriko mit der Riesenknarre in der Hand. Luxemburg muss sich jedenfalls keine Sorgen mehr um seine Verteidigung …
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Looking for a connection: What the helpline reveals about our society
At a time when crises, wars and AI are dominating everyday life, more and more people are looking for something very simple: a sympathetic ear. Although the number of calls to the helpline SOS Détres…
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De Mini-Journal
Vum 21. Juli bis den 1. August 2025 ass de Lëtzebuerger Journal zu Mini-Lënster ënnerwee. D'Mini-Journalist*innen, Mini-Fotograf*innen a Mini-Podcaster*innen aus der Kannerspillstad halen hir Matbier…
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Histoires d'avocats – Pas de frontières pour les dettes
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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Wat mengs du? - Everything has to change for nothing to change
Growth at half mast, the social model under strain: in the face of these challenges, the status quo reflex is taking hold. But what if inaction was the real danger? In his carte blanche, Carlo Thelen…
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Mäin Element - Lindsay Flynn
Sponsored content
Wosst du schonn, dass et Fuerscher*inne ginn, déi sech op de Logement fokusséieren? A wéi gëtt dëse Beräich eigentlech erfuerscht? Genee dat erkläert eis d'Lindsay Flynn an dësem Episod vu Mäin Eleme…
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Luxembourg under water stress: what's coming and what we can learn
With the rising temperatures of the new record-breaking summer, discussions about drought, water shortages and flooding are heating up again in Luxembourg. While politicians here are haggling, pragma…
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The rules of the game for advertising: a small market that still needs to be regulated
Whether on the radio, on YouTube or in an Insta-Reel: advertising is everywhere. Although Luxembourg's advertising market is manageable, this is precisely why ethically questionable cases are particu…
-
How dance connects cultures
In her show Move! on Arte, Sylvia Camarda meets dancers from around the world – and discovers, through movement, what connects different cultures. The dancer and choreographer is also a DP politician…
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Climate bonus for e-bikes and more: The wait is almost over
Thousands of people have been waiting for months for the payment of the climate bonus subsidy for bicycles and electric cars. In the meantime, Parliament has created the legal basis so that the funds…
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How Parkinson's patients help shape research
What happens when you not only treat people with Parkinson's, but also listen to them? A story about self-determination, research that works - and about what those affected really need.
-
Business and human rights, the directive already almost buried
Adopted after bitter negotiations, the European Directive on the Duty of Vigilance for Businesses (CSDD) has not yet been transposed into national law, but it is already being radically undermined by…
-
The AI revolution in the advertising industry isn't just coming - it's already here
If you keep your eyes open, you'll see them everywhere: generated images and videos are increasingly replacing "real" photos on posters, flyers and in adverts. Advertising and media agencies are adap…
-
"This is not good for Luxembourg"
Ex-LSAP Labour Minister Georges Engel talks to us about misguided political developments, disappointed expectations and the growing frustration among the population. A conversation about power, respo…
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CO₂ millions for the pension? What the state does with climate money
Divert revenue from the CO₂ tax, which is intended as social compensation, to finance the pension system? Prime Minister Frieden's controversial proposal will also be a topic when the social dialogue…
