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"Whoever sticks their neck out first loses it"
We talk to Franz Fayot about why he would rather not talk about running as a lead candidate for the time being, what he feels is missing from the…
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Opgepikt - Hiking Summer
Wer wissen will, warum wahrscheinlich sogar ein Elefant im Porzellanladen mehr politisches Gespür als die CSV hat, der sollte jetzt ganz schnell…
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What Mozambique can teach Luxembourg about disability
In Mozambique, Handicap International has helped to set up an inclusive digital startup incubator – the first of its kind. Young people with…
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Wat mengs du? – So that our children may still recognise the country we love
The heatwaves that have characterised this spring and summer in Luxembourg serve as a reminder of a reality that has become hard to ignore: climate…
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Job gone, loan gone, house gone: How quickly poverty can happen
Christmas isn't the only time when people need support and a sense of community. This is also evident at the eighth 'Barbecue de la rue'. Here,…
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When words fail you in hospital
Anyone who is ill wants to express themselves in the language they feel most comfortable in. In hospitals, that's not always a given. That is why…
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Fear of school, bullying, expulsion: she steps in before things get out of hand
In her first year as a school mediator, Marguerite Krier has seen just how quickly misunderstandings between parents, pupils and teachers can…
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30 years of the Casino: "We want to remain experimental"
For 30 years, the Casino – Forum d'art contemporain has been a venue for contemporary art, experimentation, and encounters. To mark this anniversary,…
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De Kaffisdësch vum Lëtzebuerger Journal - Ep. 5 Pride
Eise Kaffisdësch ass weider am ganze Land ënnerwee. A wéi all Kéiers kommen dobäi spannend Gespréicher eraus, déi mir an engem Podcast ophuelen. Dës…
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The timid beginnings of the financial centre
Contrary to popular belief, the birth and development of the financial centre did not come about by a happy accident beyond the control of those who…
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Even more of the Müllerthal's geological treasures go on display
The UNESCO Geopark Müllerthal is expanding to include two more municipalities and must reapply for certification. In the process, it is becoming…
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flux #9 - Hin-an-Hier-Gependels
Bal d'Hallschent vun deenen, déi haut zu Lëtzebuerg schaffen, fueren all Dag iwwert d'Grenz. D'Episod 3 vun der zweeter Staffel vu flux setzt sech…
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Full-time entrepreneurs, full-time parents
"There's no such thing as a work-life balance for us," say Nausicaa Rouge and Mickael Da Silva. Nevertheless, they have built up their own business,…
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The long road to the "statute"
The path to official recognition of a disability can sometimes be long and complicated. The same goes for navigating the labour market. Yet for many…
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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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"I don't set myself any limits"
Sarah Mandres, who is now one of the most exciting voices on the young Luxembourg art scene, does not set out to please with her art, but rather to…
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"Whoever sticks their neck out first loses it"
We talk to Franz Fayot about why he would rather not talk about running as a lead candidate for the time being, what he feels is missing from the Frieden government – and why, today, no minister woul…
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Opgepikt - Hiking Summer
Wer wissen will, warum wahrscheinlich sogar ein Elefant im Porzellanladen mehr politisches Gespür als die CSV hat, der sollte jetzt ganz schnell weiterlesen. Der satirische Wochenrückblick von und mi…
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What Mozambique can teach Luxembourg about disability
In Mozambique, Handicap International has helped to set up an inclusive digital startup incubator – the first of its kind. Young people with disabilities are using it to launch their own businesses a…
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Wat mengs du? – So that our children may still recognise the country we love
The heatwaves that have characterised this spring and summer in Luxembourg serve as a reminder of a reality that has become hard to ignore: climate change is no longer a distant concern. It is now af…
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Job gone, loan gone, house gone: How quickly poverty can happen
Christmas isn't the only time when people need support and a sense of community. This is also evident at the eighth 'Barbecue de la rue'. Here, people facing difficult circumstances not only receive …
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When words fail you in hospital
Anyone who is ill wants to express themselves in the language they feel most comfortable in. In hospitals, that's not always a given. That is why around 100 staff members at the CHNP are currently le…
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Fear of school, bullying, expulsion: she steps in before things get out of hand
In her first year as a school mediator, Marguerite Krier has seen just how quickly misunderstandings between parents, pupils and teachers can escalate. In this interview, she explains why school anxi…
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30 years of the Casino: "We want to remain experimental"
For 30 years, the Casino – Forum d'art contemporain has been a venue for contemporary art, experimentation, and encounters. To mark this anniversary, director Kevin Muhlen is not only looking back, b…
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De Kaffisdësch vum Lëtzebuerger Journal - Ep. 5 Pride
Eise Kaffisdësch ass weider am ganze Land ënnerwee. A wéi all Kéiers kommen dobäi spannend Gespréicher eraus, déi mir an engem Podcast ophuelen. Dës Kéier schwätze mir mam Andy Maar a mam Jeannine La…
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The timid beginnings of the financial centre
Contrary to popular belief, the birth and development of the financial centre did not come about by a happy accident beyond the control of those who governed it. Benoît Majerus, professor of European…
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Even more of the Müllerthal's geological treasures go on display
The UNESCO Geopark Müllerthal is expanding to include two more municipalities and must reapply for certification. In the process, it is becoming clear that the region contains geological treasures th…
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flux #9 - Hin-an-Hier-Gependels
Bal d'Hallschent vun deenen, déi haut zu Lëtzebuerg schaffen, fueren all Dag iwwert d'Grenz. D'Episod 3 vun der zweeter Staffel vu flux setzt sech mam Phänomen vun de Grenzgänger*innen, dem Schengene…
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Full-time entrepreneurs, full-time parents
"There's no such thing as a work-life balance for us," say Nausicaa Rouge and Mickael Da Silva. Nevertheless, they have built up their own business, have a two-year-old daughter – and still find time…
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The long road to the "statute"
The path to official recognition of a disability can sometimes be long and complicated. The same goes for navigating the labour market. Yet for many people, both are the prerequisite for a self-deter…
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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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"I don't set myself any limits"
Sarah Mandres, who is now one of the most exciting voices on the young Luxembourg art scene, does not set out to please with her art, but rather to provoke thought. Among other things, she told us wh…
