In search of the public debate
After widespread opposition, the law to open principal positions in specialised secondary schools to candidates from the private sector is on hold…
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The price of justice
Legal fees are difficult to estimate in Luxembourg. In fact, only the most disadvantaged receive support for legal representation - in strict…
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Additional pressure
While species decline continues in Luxembourg, it is still largely unexplored how the plant world will cope with climate change. That's exactly what…
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BSI Cleaning: not so clean after all
BSI Cleaning has attracted media attention in recent months with its innovative anti-Covid disinfection methods. But is that the reality? False…
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Finally arriving
3,335 people are currently living in Luxembourg's reception structures (as of 31/12/2020). They have all filed an application for international…
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Elo mol éierlech
In this "real talk" format, Bill Wirtz dives into the topics that move Luxembourg. He talks to people who have something to say – he asks questions,…
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"A pessimist very rarely becomes an entrepreneur"
It's no secret: not all businesses in Luxembourg will survive the crisis. If the first lockdown was just about coped with, the second one was…
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“Keeping things together”
Yves Cruchten was General Secretary of the Luxembourg Socialists for almost ten years and actually wanted to take a break from his party work. Then…
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Maximum security
Banks have been tightening the security of internet payments since 1st of January, an obligation of the European Union to reduce fraud.
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When cash lies on the field
Five times the wage: that's how much Bartosz earns when he's in Luxembourg. The 23-year-old Pole actually wants to study, and seasonal work should…
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In search of the public debate
After widespread opposition, the law to open principal positions in specialised secondary schools to candidates from the private sector is on hold for the time. But the voices warning of a creeping p…
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The price of justice
Legal fees are difficult to estimate in Luxembourg. In fact, only the most disadvantaged receive support for legal representation - in strict compliance with the thresholds. A reform of legal aid is …
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Additional pressure
While species decline continues in Luxembourg, it is still largely unexplored how the plant world will cope with climate change. That's exactly what Scientists at the ‘natur musée’ are investigating …
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BSI Cleaning: not so clean after all
BSI Cleaning has attracted media attention in recent months with its innovative anti-Covid disinfection methods. But is that the reality? False certifications, misleading statements, customers, provi…
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Finally arriving
3,335 people are currently living in Luxembourg's reception structures (as of 31/12/2020). They have all filed an application for international protection in Luxembourg. Most of them are still waitin…
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Elo mol éierlech
In this "real talk" format, Bill Wirtz dives into the topics that move Luxembourg. He talks to people who have something to say – he asks questions, challenges and investigates.
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"A pessimist very rarely becomes an entrepreneur"
It's no secret: not all businesses in Luxembourg will survive the crisis. If the first lockdown was just about coped with, the second one was imminent. Entrepreneurs from all sectors are suffering fr…
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“Keeping things together”
Yves Cruchten was General Secretary of the Luxembourg Socialists for almost ten years and actually wanted to take a break from his party work. Then he took over the presidency of the LSAP in March la…
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Maximum security
Banks have been tightening the security of internet payments since 1st of January, an obligation of the European Union to reduce fraud.
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When cash lies on the field
Five times the wage: that's how much Bartosz earns when he's in Luxembourg. The 23-year-old Pole actually wants to study, and seasonal work should soon open university doors. For him and many others,…
