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Opgepikt - Urbi etc.
Was hoppelt da im grünen Gras? Ja was schon! Natürlich der Osterhas'… Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mit Pascal Steinwachs.
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She tells it like it is
Entrepreneur, politician, ex-captain of the women's national football team: Barbara Agostino has had an unusual career. In an interview with us, she…
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Home ownership minus land: the leasehold formula
A home 30 per cent below the market price? With the leasehold model, you can buy a flat or house without buying the land. How the model works, the…
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Editorial - A minimum wage "compromise" and its consequences
The resurrection of the social dialogue on the minimum wage has failed, of all times, at Easter. This will hardly make upcoming negotiations such as…
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Déi gutt Mod #39 Wann net just de Patron, mee de Papp ewechfält
An der neier Episod schwätze mir mam Chris a Marie-Lou Haentges, de Schwësteren, déi allen zwee an d'Gerance vum Familljebetrib Asport erageklomm…
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Sponsored contentMäin Element - Benoît Majerus
Wann ee mam Benoît Majerus schwätzt, ginn engem d'Theemen net aus. Virun allem dann, wann et ëm déi faméis Bréifboite-Firmen zu Lëtzebuerg geet. Ma…
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Luxembourg's painful farewell to the "Schmelz"
Amid early retirements, transfers and protests, the steel crisis from the 1970s onward reshaped the daily lives of thousands of people, while key…
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Politician or mother? Why Luxembourg's parliament needs to close a legal loophole
What happens when female politicians have a child during their term of office? There is a lack of clear regulations in Luxembourg - from maternity…
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Luxembourg City markets: Up close
When we think about markets in Luxembourg City, most people immediately think of the "Stater Maart". Having rarely visited markets in recent years…
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Sponsored contentThe keys to tomorrow's entrepreneurship
Increasing regulation, new technologies, and economic insecurity: we live in a world in transition. This has a direct impact on entrepreneurs. In…
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Birth in hospital: Where the fear comes from and what has changed
The debate about violence in obstetrics has also left its mark in Luxembourg and unsettled many women. At the same time, midwives and doctors report…
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Why equal is far from fair when it comes to speeding tickets
Do you know why I pulled you over? The government wants to increase fines for speeding offences. For wealthy speeders, this will make little…
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The LU-Alert challenge: alerting without causing panic
The confusion surrounding LU-Alert messages during last year's cyberattack on Post has put the spotlight on the alert system, raising questions about…
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"The entire school system is reaching its limits"
The National Parents’ Representation is the voice of parents in the school system. Established six years ago, it is now a recognized dialogue partner…
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In search of connections that don't break
A single outage can cut people off from vital services, leaving them isolated in an interconnected world. Responses vary: some are grassroots and…
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Pushing boundaries
Nik Bohnenberger learnt early on not just to play music, but to rethink it. What began as a classical education quickly developed into an…
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Opgepikt - Urbi etc.
Was hoppelt da im grünen Gras? Ja was schon! Natürlich der Osterhas'… Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mit Pascal Steinwachs.
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She tells it like it is
Entrepreneur, politician, ex-captain of the women's national football team: Barbara Agostino has had an unusual career. In an interview with us, she talks about her direct manner, detachment from rea…
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Home ownership minus land: the leasehold formula
A home 30 per cent below the market price? With the leasehold model, you can buy a flat or house without buying the land. How the model works, the costs are involved, and what prospective buyers shou…
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Editorial - A minimum wage "compromise" and its consequences
The resurrection of the social dialogue on the minimum wage has failed, of all times, at Easter. This will hardly make upcoming negotiations such as the organisation of working hours any easier - esp…
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Déi gutt Mod #39 Wann net just de Patron, mee de Papp ewechfält
An der neier Episod schwätze mir mam Chris a Marie-Lou Haentges, de Schwësteren, déi allen zwee an d'Gerance vum Familljebetrib Asport erageklomm sinn, ma och hir eege Projete gegrënnt hunn. Et geet …
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Mäin Element - Benoît Majerus
Sponsored contentWann ee mam Benoît Majerus schwätzt, ginn engem d'Theemen net aus. Virun allem dann, wann et ëm déi faméis Bréifboite-Firmen zu Lëtzebuerg geet. Ma wat stécht hannert den onzielegen eidelen Adressen?…
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Luxembourg's painful farewell to the "Schmelz"
Amid early retirements, transfers and protests, the steel crisis from the 1970s onward reshaped the daily lives of thousands of people, while key decisions were in fact made at the European level. In…
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Politician or mother? Why Luxembourg's parliament needs to close a legal loophole
What happens when female politicians have a child during their term of office? There is a lack of clear regulations in Luxembourg - from maternity leave to deputising. A new parliamentary research re…
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Luxembourg City markets: Up close
When we think about markets in Luxembourg City, most people immediately think of the "Stater Maart". Having rarely visited markets in recent years and mostly associating them with childhood memories …
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The keys to tomorrow's entrepreneurship
Sponsored contentIncreasing regulation, new technologies, and economic insecurity: we live in a world in transition. This has a direct impact on entrepreneurs. In Luxembourg too. This is the subject of the current ep…
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Birth in hospital: Where the fear comes from and what has changed
The debate about violence in obstetrics has also left its mark in Luxembourg and unsettled many women. At the same time, midwives and doctors report changes in the clinics and that many births in hos…
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Why equal is far from fair when it comes to speeding tickets
Do you know why I pulled you over? The government wants to increase fines for speeding offences. For wealthy speeders, this will make little difference. But to the poor, it can be a real financial hi…
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The LU-Alert challenge: alerting without causing panic
The confusion surrounding LU-Alert messages during last year's cyberattack on Post has put the spotlight on the alert system, raising questions about possible flaws that need to be corrected. A close…
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"The entire school system is reaching its limits"
The National Parents’ Representation is the voice of parents in the school system. Established six years ago, it is now a recognized dialogue partner, says outgoing president Alain Massen. A review i…
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In search of connections that don't break
A single outage can cut people off from vital services, leaving them isolated in an interconnected world. Responses vary: some are grassroots and decentralised, built by communities; others are engin…
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Pushing boundaries
Nik Bohnenberger learnt early on not just to play music, but to rethink it. What began as a classical education quickly developed into an experimental journey through sound, noise and electronics. Hi…
