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What is the right penalty after a fatal road accident?
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Why is everyone talking about "recession indicators"?
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Take-away, throw away? U-turn in waste policy
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Bill aims to reduce credit barriers for former patients
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Wat mengs du? - Rethinking success: What does work really owe us?
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Another day, another scam attempt
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(On)bekannt - Anne Wies
Am (On)bekannt-Podcast trëfft d'Jill Lallemang an all Episod op Gäscht, ouni ze wëssen, wien dat ass. An dës Kéier ass dat d'Anne Wies, d'Gesiicht an…
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When a craft business wants to grow but can't
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"The days are particularly long in Brussels ..."
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Editorial - Mini-Lënster's lesson in democracy
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The country needs a new generation of midwives
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Why women's football deserves more financial support
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Housing crisis: why municipalities often do not (or cannot) build
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A glimpse into the discreet world of luxury service providers
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What is the right penalty after a fatal road accident?
Hit-and-run drivers rarely receive a custodial sentence for a road accident resulting in the death of one or more people. And the driving ban is often combined with an exception for going to work. Th…
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Why is everyone talking about "recession indicators"?
Have you recently found yourself growing your own veggies, skipping hair appointments, keeping your nails short – maybe dallying over a Labubu plushie or "treating yourself" to a designer lipstick? C…
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Déi gutt Mod #30 Empathie, Muecht a Menopause: D'Yuriko Backes iwwer Leadership
Et waren emol eng Lokaljournalistin an eng Radiomoderatorin. Elo leede se gemeinsam e 76 Joer ale Mediebetrib, de Lëtzebuerger Journal. Wéi se dat maachen, erzielen d'Lynn Warken an d'Melody Hansen a…
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Take-away, throw away? U-turn in waste policy
Luxembourg wanted to declare war on single-use packaging. Now things are turning out quite differently - much to the annoyance of environmentalists and the relief of the catering industry. But what d…
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Bill aims to reduce credit barriers for former patients
Since 2020, it was supposed to become easier for patients who have overcome cancer or another illness to take out a mortgage. According to MP Claude Haagen (LSAP), the time has come to address the is…
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Wat mengs du? - Rethinking success: What does work really owe us?
Do we need to love our work to find it meaningful? Drawing on her experiences from Luxembourg to New York, Pauline Lesch invites us to question the values we attach to work – and whether fulfillment …
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Another day, another scam attempt
Several spectacular cases of fraud have kept Luxembourg on tenterhooks in recent years and months. But most attempts to scam people out of their money are less spectacular - often the victims don't e…
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More perspectives, more context
We offer a concrete alternative for anyone who wants to stay informed without feeling bad afterwards. Our investigations don’t stop at the problem but go beyond: we provide the necessary context and …
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(On)bekannt - Anne Wies
Am (On)bekannt-Podcast trëfft d'Jill Lallemang an all Episod op Gäscht, ouni ze wëssen, wien dat ass. An dës Kéier ass dat d'Anne Wies, d'Gesiicht an d'Hänn hannert der Bijous-Mark Atelier Monell.
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When a craft business wants to grow but can't
When Patrick Bichler took over a carpentry business in 2017, he set himself the goal of moving into a new company headquarters within ten years. Today, at 36, the entrepreneur knows that this timelin…
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"The days are particularly long in Brussels ..."
What is life like juggling a toddler and Commission work? CSV politician Martine Kemp talks about her second term in the European Parliament, strategic priorities in Luxembourg's interest - and why s…
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Editorial - Mini-Lënster's lesson in democracy
The miniature commune teaches children and adults alike about democracy and the perils that threaten it, both in the imaginary world and in the real world.
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The country needs a new generation of midwives
Nowadays, anyone who is pregnant will find plenty of tips online - but also uncertainty, pressure and misinformation. A new degree programme at the University of Luxembourg aims to equip young midwiv…
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Why women's football deserves more financial support
The "Rout Léiwinnen" are promoted to the national UEFA B-League and women's football is attracting more and more fans. Has the time come to put an end to the financial imbalance between the sexes? An…
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Housing crisis: why municipalities often do not (or cannot) build
Despite the housing crisis, building land remains unused in many places. Syvicol President Emile Eicher explains why this is the case, what obstacles some municipalities are facing and whether the go…
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A glimpse into the discreet world of luxury service providers
Following Tom Meyer on social media is like taking a curated journey through fine dining, luxury hotels, and exclusive destinations. As chairman of the Concierge Circle Luxembourg, Meyer offers insig…
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What is the right penalty after a fatal road accident?
Hit-and-run drivers rarely receive a custodial sentence for a road accident resulting in the death of one or more people. And the driving ban is often combined with an exception for going to work. Th…
-
Why is everyone talking about "recession indicators"?
Have you recently found yourself growing your own veggies, skipping hair appointments, keeping your nails short – maybe dallying over a Labubu plushie or "treating yourself" to a designer lipstick? C…
-
Déi gutt Mod #30 Empathie, Muecht a Menopause: D'Yuriko Backes iwwer Leadership
Et waren emol eng Lokaljournalistin an eng Radiomoderatorin. Elo leede se gemeinsam e 76 Joer ale Mediebetrib, de Lëtzebuerger Journal. Wéi se dat maachen, erzielen d'Lynn Warken an d'Melody Hansen a…
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Take-away, throw away? U-turn in waste policy
Luxembourg wanted to declare war on single-use packaging. Now things are turning out quite differently - much to the annoyance of environmentalists and the relief of the catering industry. But what d…
-
Bill aims to reduce credit barriers for former patients
Since 2020, it was supposed to become easier for patients who have overcome cancer or another illness to take out a mortgage. According to MP Claude Haagen (LSAP), the time has come to address the is…
-
Wat mengs du? - Rethinking success: What does work really owe us?
Do we need to love our work to find it meaningful? Drawing on her experiences from Luxembourg to New York, Pauline Lesch invites us to question the values we attach to work – and whether fulfillment …
-
Another day, another scam attempt
Several spectacular cases of fraud have kept Luxembourg on tenterhooks in recent years and months. But most attempts to scam people out of their money are less spectacular - often the victims don't e…
-
More perspectives, more context
We offer a concrete alternative for anyone who wants to stay informed without feeling bad afterwards. Our investigations don’t stop at the problem but go beyond: we provide the necessary context and …
-
(On)bekannt - Anne Wies
Am (On)bekannt-Podcast trëfft d'Jill Lallemang an all Episod op Gäscht, ouni ze wëssen, wien dat ass. An dës Kéier ass dat d'Anne Wies, d'Gesiicht an d'Hänn hannert der Bijous-Mark Atelier Monell.
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When a craft business wants to grow but can't
When Patrick Bichler took over a carpentry business in 2017, he set himself the goal of moving into a new company headquarters within ten years. Today, at 36, the entrepreneur knows that this timelin…
-
"The days are particularly long in Brussels ..."
What is life like juggling a toddler and Commission work? CSV politician Martine Kemp talks about her second term in the European Parliament, strategic priorities in Luxembourg's interest - and why s…
-
Editorial - Mini-Lënster's lesson in democracy
The miniature commune teaches children and adults alike about democracy and the perils that threaten it, both in the imaginary world and in the real world.
-
The country needs a new generation of midwives
Nowadays, anyone who is pregnant will find plenty of tips online - but also uncertainty, pressure and misinformation. A new degree programme at the University of Luxembourg aims to equip young midwiv…
-
Why women's football deserves more financial support
The "Rout Léiwinnen" are promoted to the national UEFA B-League and women's football is attracting more and more fans. Has the time come to put an end to the financial imbalance between the sexes? An…
-
Housing crisis: why municipalities often do not (or cannot) build
Despite the housing crisis, building land remains unused in many places. Syvicol President Emile Eicher explains why this is the case, what obstacles some municipalities are facing and whether the go…
-
A glimpse into the discreet world of luxury service providers
Following Tom Meyer on social media is like taking a curated journey through fine dining, luxury hotels, and exclusive destinations. As chairman of the Concierge Circle Luxembourg, Meyer offers insig…
