Newsmakers

Luxembourg had its first pride in 1999 and although a lot of progress has been made since there is a sense that a glass ceiling holding back some of the community’s members still exist Photo: Romain Gamba
POLITICS

Nicolas Van Elsué on the LGBTI+ community’s glass ceiling

Teodor Georgiev • 30.06.2022
While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to each company and every branch of the economy, Sophie points towards the strength of exchanging within the network and developing best practices. Photo: IMS Luxembourg
INSTITUTIONS

Sophie Öberg on businesses walking the sustainable path

Teodor Georgiev • 16.06.2022
Emmanuel Plattard's start-up The Happy Cyclist offers the first mobile bicycle repair service in Luxembourg. Photo: Matic Zorman
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Emmanuel Plattard on shifting the gears of cycling culture

Delano.lu • 26.05.2022
Festivals Siren’s call and USINA 22 are some of den A’s big events this summer. But the Luxembourg music venue has really rolled up its sleeves and managed to book big names such as the Offspring, Gorillaz and the Smile. Photo: Romain Gamba
CULTURE

Michel Welter on den Atelier’s concert resurgence

Delano.lu • 12.05.2022
Although sex work is officially legal in Luxembourg and a 2018 bill was introduced to provide a better legal framework, it remains a grey area. Photo: Matic Zorman
POLITICS

Ashanti Berrend on the grey area of sex work

Teodor Georgiev • 28.04.2022
David McKean served in Luxembourg from 2016 to 2017 during the Barack Obama administration. Photo: David McKean.
WORLD

David McKean on four US ambassadors’ views in the lead-up to WWII

Teodor Georgiev • 14.04.2022
As a head of education and media technology at ISL, John’s work is to focus on how to help children and parents use those digital devices best. Photo: Romain Gamba
EDUCATION

John Mikton on digital devices and shrinking attention spans at school

Teodor Georgiev • 31.03.2022
This episode of part of Delano’s series marking the closing of US Black History Month. Tune in on Spotify to get the full story. Photo: Guy Wolff
POLITICS

Monica Semedo on facing racism while growing up and today

Teodor Georgiev • 03.03.2022
The programme will be launched in March and is set to last four months after which it will be reviewed, and it will continue next year. Photo: Guy Wolff
EDUCATION

Sergio Coronado on teaching teens about digital art, NFTs

Teodor Georgiev • 17.02.2022
Domitille, who has been practicing in the grand duchy for 12 years, works for the most part with expat couples. Photo: Matic Zorman
CULTURE

Domitille Desrousseaux on Luxembourg’s divorce rate and marriage troubles

Teodor Georgiev • 27.01.2022
Acquired in August 2017 by Payconiq, Luxembourg's digital payment solution Digicash became Payconiq earlier this year. Photo: Marc Blasius
FINTECH

James King on the future of digital payment services

Teodor Georgiev • 23.12.2021
On 25 November, the Council of the EU adopted a position on both the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and the Digital Services Act (DSA). But there is still more work to be done on this progressive legislature. Tune in to find out more. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
INSTITUTIONS

Mark Cole on “gold standard” EU legislation for big tech

Teodor Georgiev • 09.12.2021
Alexandra shares her more than 20 years experience as the head of the Stëmm vun der Strooss, which provides assistance to those in need. Photo: Matic Zorman
CULTURE

Alexandra Oxaceley on giving a voice to those living on the streets

Teodor Georgiev • 25.11.2021
In this week's episode Gradel engineer Brad Elsbury talks about special purpose technology. Photo: Simon Verjus
TECHNOLOGY

Engineer Brad Elsbury on designing tomorrow’s technology

Teodor Georgiev • 04.11.2021
Claire Schadeck gives us insight on the GMMP's report on female representation in Luxembourg media Photo: Romain Gamba
POLITICS

Claire Schadeck on female representation in the media

Teodor Georgiev • 14.10.2021
Olivier Fellman talks about the decision to move Sapori to a new place in order to reduce the risk of being affected by floods in the future. Photo: Les Espaces Saveurs
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Olivier Fellmann and how a flooded restaurant comes back

Teodor Georgiev • 30.09.2021
Visual shows the front of the Äerdschëff, a learning centre constructed on earthship MM
HOME

Learning to live off-grid in Luxembourg 

Jess Bauldry • 09.09.2021
Gaelle Haag, pictured, is co-founder of Startalers. Maison Moderne
FUNDS

The scramble for your excess savings

Jess Bauldry • 22.07.2021
Federico Giusto Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Could Luxembourg send an astronaut into space?

Jess Bauldry • 08.07.2021
Julien Becker Maison Moderne
POLITICS

In the shadow of Cattenom

Jess Bauldry • 03.06.2021
Georges Clees Maison Moderne
MONEY

Empowering patients in Luxembourg

Jess Bauldry • 20.05.2021
Johanna Nyman Maison Moderne
FINTECH

Financial inclusion and the sand dollar

Jess Bauldry • 06.05.2021
Luc Caregari Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Press freedom in Luxembourg

Jess Bauldry • 22.04.2021
Dr Christine Horner Maison Moderne
EDUCATION

Learning Luxembourgish in Sheffield

Jess Bauldry • 08.04.2021
Sérgio Ferreira Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Rolling out the welcome mat

Jess Bauldry • 25.03.2021
Chris Pinchen Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Dredging the darknet

Jess Bauldry • 11.03.2021
Dr James Mulli Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Where is bitcoin taking us?

Jess Bauldry • 25.02.2021
Julie  Leclercq Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

The femtech & sexual wellness revolution

Jess Bauldry • 11.02.2021
Romain Labé Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

The hospital troubleshooters

Jess Bauldry • 28.01.2021
Gaelle Tavernier Maison Moderne
EDUCATION

Reclaiming the land of the red rocks

Jess Bauldry • 11.01.2021
PwC Luxembourg CEO John Parkhouse in the company’s Cloche d’Or headquarters on 26 October. Romain Gamba
ECONOMY

John Parkhouse on resilience and sustainability

Delano.lu • 17.12.2020
Rob Hopkins Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Rob Hopkins on the power of communities

Jess Bauldry • 19.11.2020