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Local Matters
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Local Matters: Where to have coffee with kidson 04.12.2024
Today on Local Matters, we explore the challenges parents face in finding family-friendly cafés in Luxembourg. Hear from Cecile, who created a new label certifying child-welcoming spaces, and visit Florence Café in the Gare area, one of the […]
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Local Matters: Esch's mayor Christian Weis about civic participationon 15.11.2024
The city of Esch has introduced an online platform where citizens can easily request a meeting with a municipal officer or alderman. The initiative aims to strengthen the direct contact between the citizens and the politicians. In our interview on […]
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Local Matters: Passerell Asbl is crowdfundingon 13.11.2024
Passerell Asbl is crowdfunding to keep up their contact point for women and girls. In our interview on Local Matters, campaign manager Constanze Jacquemot explains why the support is necessary.
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Local Matters: Public participation in architectureon 23.10.2024
Franziska has invited Maribel Casas, director of the Luxembourg Center for Architecture Luca, to talk about their initiatives to involve the public in architectural planning. Tonight, Luca is hosting a lecture on affordable living, presenting […]
Bourgmeisterin
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #42: Jules Hoffmann, part 2
on 18.12.2024
We're continuing with the story about Jules Hoffmann: in the late ’60s, a young technician in the Strasbourg lab caught Hoffmann’s eye. Little did he know, she’d soon become his wife, the mother of his two children, and his most trusted […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #42: Jules Hoffmann, part 1
on 11.12.2024
Today we're talking about an intrepid biology hero, a Nobel Prize winner from Luxembourg, Jules Hoffmann. Hoffmann grew up in Echternach, exploring the countryside with his dad, a biology professor who shared his love for insects. While most kids […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #41: Luxembourgish dictionary, part 2
on 04.12.2024
Not your typical dictionary drama, but here it is—the Luxembourger Wörterbuch found itself in the eye of a storm in 1996, courtesy of Paul Cerf’s fiery exposé. The Grand-Ducal Institute faced scrutiny for antisemitic and offensive content, […]
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Bourgmeisterin Episode #41: Luxembourgish dictionary, part 1
on 27.11.2024
Not our most usual take indeed, but an important one – Luxemburger Wörterbuch is a dictionary of the Luxembourgish language that has its own history of 5 editions and a character of a tornado. If you thought rules ever applied here – think […]
What's Right
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What's right: free public transport for Belgradeon 20.12.2024
Belgrade is set to introduce free public transport for all residents starting 1 January, Mayor Aleksandar Sapic announced. The initiative aims to […]
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What's right: Brazil's succesful poverty fighton 19.12.2024
Brazil has made significant strides in reducing poverty, lifting 8.7 million people out of poverty in just one year, according to the Brazilian […]
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What's right: Miss Netherlands beauty pageant endson 18.12.2024
The Miss Netherlands beauty pageant has officially come to an end, marking the close of a significant chapter in its history. Last year’s winner, […]
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What's right: AI camera's to catch drunk motoristson 17.12.2024
In a promising step toward making our roads safer, a groundbreaking AI-powered camera system is currently being tested in Devon and Cornwall, […]
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