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The explosion of digital initiatives in high schools makes me wonder: what’s the point of education?  Photo: Heather Skau / Shutterstock
CULTURE

Editorial: why must the future be “digital”?

Coding for kids, hackathons, closing the so-called “skills gap”… society seems locked onto one vision of the future, which it wants schools to help inaugurate: a technological utopia. But that’s narrow thinking, I say. And it’s not the purpose of education.

Jeff Palms • 10/23/2021
The city of Remich organises a medieval market over the weekend.   Lorraine Médiévale – Facebook
CULTURE

10 things to do: 23 to 30 October

Delano.lu • 10/23/2021
Femmes développement vice-president Luisella Moreschi and Léa Linster at the charity’s gala dinner on 21 October © claude piscitelli
INSTITUTIONS

Femmes développement goes Casablanca

Delano.lu • 10/24/2021
Luxtram will begin to build the new tram line to Findel this month. Preparatory work gets underway on Monday. Library picture: Luxtram construction work seen on the Pont Adolphe, 24 September 2020. Photo: Romain Gamba
TRANSPORT

Airport tram line works set to start

Aaron Grunwald • 10/22/2021
Luxembourg consumers saw noticeably rising natural gas bills in the first half of the year, but electricity bills rose more modestly than in many EU countries. Library picture: Windmills seen in Hosingen. Photo credit: Christophe Francois / Shutterstock
ECONOMY

Taxes have pushed up Luxembourg’s natural gas bills

Aaron Grunwald • 10/22/2021
Children’s health and safety, vaccination deaths and immunity were amongst the chief concerns expressed during the event.  Photo: Shutterstock
POLITICS

Officials answer questions and debunk conspiracy theories

Delano.lu • 10/22/2021
dd (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
EUROPE

Polish workers demonstrate in Kirchberg

Paperjam.lu • 10/22/2021
Stephen Spengler will retire as soon as a successor has been found, after 18 years at the helm of Intelsat. Photo: Intelsat
TECHNOLOGY

Stephen Spengler leaving Intelsat

Thierry Labro • 10/22/2021
Hugo Lasat has 30 years of experience in the financial sector and was previously in charge of Degroof Petercam’s asset management entity DPAM. (Photo: Degroof Petercam)
BANKS

Hugo Lasat gets green light to become CEO of Degroof Petercam

Paperjam.lu • 10/22/2021
It will be possible to grow up to four recreational cannabis plants in one’s main residence. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne archives
POLITICS

Home cultivation of cannabis allowed but limited

Paperjam.lu • 10/22/2021
The new menus were presented this Thursday in Diekirch by students, teachers and Luxair teams. (Photo: Maison Moderne)
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Students create Luxair’s new business class menu

Nicolas Léonard • 10/22/2021
The Luxembourg passport gives access to 189 countries without a visa, making it a coveted document.  Photos: Shutterstock
POLITICS

Ancestry claim unlikely to be renewed

Tracy Heindrichs • 10/21/2021
Clients might not see their new cars arrive before 2022, warns the HOA.  Photo: Shutterstock
INDUSTRY

Car industry expects more delays

Tracy Heindrichs • 10/21/2021
A two thirds majority in parliament is required to pass amendments to the constitution Library photo: Romain Gamba
INSTITUTIONS

CSV will back constitution referendum if voters want it

Cordula Schnuer • 10/21/2021
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Femmes développement vice-president Luisella Moreschi and Léa Linster at the charity’s gala dinner on 21 October © claude piscitelli
INSTITUTIONS

Femmes développement goes Casablanca

The charity that oversees projects and microcredit loans in Rwanda celebrated at the Casino 2000 in Mondorf on 21 October.

Delano.lu • 10/24/2021
Luxtram will begin to build the new tram line to Findel this month. Preparatory work gets underway on Monday. Library picture: Luxtram construction work seen on the Pont Adolphe, 24 September 2020. Photo: Romain Gamba
TRANSPORT

Airport tram line works set to start

Aaron Grunwald • 10/22/2021
Luxembourg consumers saw noticeably rising natural gas bills in the first half of the year, but electricity bills rose more modestly than in many EU countries. Library picture: Windmills seen in Hosingen. Photo credit: Christophe Francois / Shutterstock
ECONOMY

Taxes have pushed up Luxembourg’s natural gas bills

Aaron Grunwald • 10/22/2021
dd (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
EUROPE

Polish workers demonstrate in Kirchberg

Paperjam.lu • 10/22/2021
The National Health Fund (CNS), Luxembourg’s largest health insurer, said its 2020 accounts were strongly affected by the pandemic. Photo: Christophe Lemaire / Maison Moderne
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National Health Fund ended 2020 in the red

Mathilde Obert • 10/22/2021
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Hugo Lasat has 30 years of experience in the financial sector and was previously in charge of Degroof Petercam’s asset management entity DPAM. (Photo: Degroof Petercam)
BANKS

Hugo Lasat gets green light to become CEO of Degroof Petercam

Hugo Lasat’s appointment as CEO of Belgian bank Degroof Petercam, announced in July, has been validated by the authorities.

Paperjam.lu • 10/22/2021
As soon as there is any doubt regarding the origin of an e-mail or SMS on banking, or in this case, Luxtrust, the best thing to do is to not click on the link.  (Photo: Shutterstock)
BANKS

Phishing campaign targets Luxtrust

Thierry Labro • 10/21/2021
Luxembourg’s finance ministry has been mum on the CumEx scandal, citing tax secrecy Library photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Luxembourg lost €2.2bn in CumEx scandal

Delano.lu • 10/21/2021
With the digitisation of financial players, the number of authorisation requests has exploded. The CSSF is changing the rules of the game to save time. Photo: Shutterstock
FINTECH

Why the CSSF changed the rules 

Thierry Labro • 10/21/2021
Major oil companies are being pressed to communicate their strategy for helping to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. (Photo : Capital Group)
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The time for climate action is now

Capital Group • 10/21/2021
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Arianespace successfully completed its 111th mission, sending the 6.4-tonne SES-17 satellite, and the 3.7-tonne Syracuse 4 French military satellite, into space. (Photo: Arianespace)
TECHNOLOGY

Successful launch of SES-17

At 3:01am on Sunday, Arianespace successfully launched and separated its two large satellites, including SES-17. The Luxembourg satellite, built at Thales Alenia, is packed with innovative technologies for the connectivity market.

Thierry Labro • 02:42
Stephen Spengler will retire as soon as a successor has been found, after 18 years at the helm of Intelsat. Photo: Intelsat
TECHNOLOGY

Stephen Spengler leaving Intelsat

Thierry Labro • 10/22/2021
The new menus were presented this Thursday in Diekirch by students, teachers and Luxair teams. (Photo: Maison Moderne)
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Students create Luxair’s new business class menu

Nicolas Léonard • 10/22/2021
A view of the G-Core Labs infrastructure in the grand duchy. The company is now opening a branch office and a public cloud in Germany. (Photo: G-Core Labs)
TECHNOLOGY

G-Core Labs expands in Germany

Mathilde Obert • 10/22/2021
Nuxe Group Managing Director Muriel Koch signed the €834,000 partnership with Thomas Kallstenius, CEO of LIST. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)
TECHNOLOGY

Unprecedented deal with Nuxe cosmetics

Catherine Kurzawa • 10/21/2021
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Club Talk : In Conversation with Christos Christou Photo: Simon Verjus/Maison Moderne
WORLD

Standing up for those left behind: MSF turns 50

To mark the 50th anniversary of Médecins Sans Frontières, the group’s international president Christos Christou visited Luxembourg last week, speaking with the Paperjam + Delano Club on Afghanistan, migration and the covid-19 pandemic.

Paperjam + Delano Club • 10/11/2021
Abdu Gnaba (SocioLab) Photo: Simon Verjus / Maison Moderne
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Making a difference as an Evolutionary

Delano.lu • 09/27/2021
Nicolas Mackel (Luxembourg for Finance) and Cindy Tereba (Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce) Photo: Simon Verjus / Maison Moderne
SERVICES & ADVISORY

“Adapt our way of doing business”: Delano Live

Delano.lu • 09/17/2021
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Discretionary management: tailor-made support

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Paperjam + Delano Club • 07/12/2021
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