Politics & Institutions

“The main purpose of this project is to show our pupils the importance of the bees in our environment,” says Jean-Luc Pedro Batista, teacher at Mamer high school. Photo: Lycée Josy Barthel Mamer
EDUCATION

Beehives at school enlighten students (and teachers)

Last term, students at Josy Barthel high school in Mamer studied media literacy with their English teacher. Delano journalist Natalie Gerhardstein visited the class to speak about journalism and, as a final project for the term, the students wrote investigative articles. We have selected two of these for publication. This one is by 17-year-old Jiayi Ye.

Jiayi Ye • 07:00
Member states have two months to respond to formal notices and complete the transposition of EU legislation to avoid receiving a follow-up “reasoned opinion”. Photo: Nitpicker/Shutterstock
EUROPE

Luxembourg late in transposing consumer protection, tax evasion directives

Abigail Okorodus • 27.01.2023
Spacety's images have an unprecedented level of accuracy with small C-band satellites of 25 to 50 centimetres. This makes it possible to provide high-quality information. Photo: Spacety
WORLD

Spacety on US government’s radar

Thierry Labro • 27.01.2023
Touch BASE will run for five months and includes over 60 hours of workshops and 20 hours of personalised coaching Fizkes/Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Incubator programme to attract and support more social enterprises

Abigail Okorodus • 27.01.2023
Luc Frieden (l.) pictured with Claude Wiseler (the CSV’s co-chair since 2021) at a 2017 event. Wiseler in 2018 led the CSV into the national elections but Frieden could this year stage a return to politics. Library photo: Jan Hanrion/Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Politics weekly: CSV’s back to the future, teleworking, pension fund

Cordula Schnuer • 27.01.2023
Laurent Moyse took on the role of president of the Luxembourg Foundation for the Remembrance of the Shoah in 2021.  Matic Zorman/Archives
EDUCATION

Combatting antisemitism through education

Natalie A. Gerhardstein • 27.01.2023
Members of Luxembourg’s 900-strong army on parade. The country’s small army compared to a large GDP means the grand duchy is far from reaching a 2% Nato defence spending target Library photo: Edouard Olszewski
WORLD

Luxembourg critical as Nato eyes higher spending target

Cordula Schnuer • 27.01.2023
In the first quarter of 2022, 37.1% of people in Luxembourg did an online course or used online learning material. Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Online learning down in Luxembourg in 2022

Lydia Linna • 26.01.2023
Members of parliament in February will be set to debate the pension fund’s investment strategy in the plenary. Two committee meetings have already taken place with a third scheduled for 30 January Library photo: Romain Gamba
INSTITUTIONS

Pension fund “must change” to become greener

Cordula Schnuer • 26.01.2023
If the amendment to the statutes allows for the nomination of a national leader, one name had already been put forward by deputy prime minister François Bausch: the current minister of justice, Sam Tanson. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives)
POLITICS

Towards a national list leader for déi Gréng at end of March

Pierre Pailler • 26.01.2023
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    Tonika Hirdman welcomes the renewal of the Fondation de Luxembourg’s tax approval. Photo: Edouard Olszewski/Maison Moderne/Archives
    WEALTH MANAGEMENT

    Fondation de Luxembourg authorised by French tax authorities

    Marc Fassone • 26.01.2023
    Katia Sabrina Litim, the initiator of petition n°2384, was accompanied by her colleague Laurent Mertz, also former secretary general of Aleba. Photo: Chamber of Deputies
    POLITICS

    Cross-border agreements crux of telework debate

    Ioanna Schimizzi • 26.01.2023
    Partial unemployment aims to protect jobs when businesses come into temporary difficulties. Photo: Romain Gamba
    INSTITUTIONS

    Nearly 9,000 workers on reduced hours

    Cordula Schnuer • 26.01.2023
    Franz Fayot, pictured during a press conference last year, spoke with Delano from Costa Rica, where Luxembourg is planning on opening an embassy. Library photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
    WORLD

    Luxembourg to open embassy in Costa Rica in cooperation shift

    Cordula Schnuer • 26.01.2023
    In the face of climate catastrophes, regulatory obligations and talent shortages, the insurance sector will have to be efficient and think ahead. Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
    INSURANCE

    Four takeaways for insurers going into 2023

    Tracy Heindrichs • 25.01.2023
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