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Frédéric joined Maison Moderne in 2013. (Photo: Maison Moderne)

Frédéric Antzorn, Maison Moderne journalist, has died

Frédéric Antzorn, journalist and editor at Maison Moderne’s Brand Studio, died unexpectedly this week at the age of 53. Still under shock, the Maison Moderne team pays tribute to a colleague and friend.

Paperjam editorial team • 07/31/2021

People arriving from the UK will no longer have to quarantine in Luxembourg but non-essential travel is still subject to EU restrictions Anthony Dehez

Luxembourg lifts quarantine for UK arrivals

Cordula Schnuer • 07/30/2021

Starting 2 August, generalist practitioners in Luxembourg will begin administering coronavirus vaccine jabs SIP / Emmanuel Claude

GPs to administer covid-19 vaccines

Cordula Schnuer • 07/30/2021

Amazon has its European headquarters in Luxembourg. This is why the CNPD was the lead on this case. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Amazon gets record fine of €746 million

Thierry Labro • 07/30/2021

Illustrative photo shows Luxmebourg flag with the insignia of Grand Duke Henri Nader Ghavama

French, German should be enough for Lux passport, says petition

Cordula Schnuer • 07/30/2021

The new tests don’t require a swab but the person spits in a cup Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne

Large-scale testing begins roll-out of spit tests

Cordula Schnuer • 07/30/2021

When it comes to social protection, the self-employed are still at a disadvantage compared to those in more formal employment. Shutterstock

Professional chambers submit proposals to help self-employed

Duncan Roberts • 07/30/2021

New statistics--one in two people are vaccinated, but only one in five has been infected--illustrate how the vaccine works: it does not guarantee immunity to the virus, but it does reduce the risk of transmission. Photo: Nader Ghavami / Maison Moderne

Vaccines: immunity not guaranteed

Pierre Pailler • 07/29/2021

The people bearing the brunt of the crisis are those who were already disadvantaged before, says Robert Urbé Photo: Andrés Lejona/Maison Moderne

“The crisis has worsened poverty and inequality”

Nathalie Reuter • 07/29/2021

Monégasque minister of state, Pierre Dartout, and Luxembourg prime minister, Xavier Bettel at the signing of a bilateral agreement on the hosting of the principality's sensitive data. (Photo: SIP)

Monaco gets its Luxembourg data embassy

Thierry Labro • 07/29/2021

The petition demanded the government should pay stay-at-home parents a specific allowance, but it failed to get enough signatures Photo: Shutterstock

Debate on stay-at-home parent pay axed

Cordula Schnuer • 07/28/2021

Luxembourg’s invitation based large-scale testing programme, launched at the start of the covid pandemic in 2020, has been transformed into an on-demand service. Photo Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne

Bionext claims unfair large-scale testing competition

Cordula Schnuer • 07/28/2021

A 15 July 2021 photo shows the street outside the CNL in Mersch submerged in muddy flood water Photo: CNL

Dramatic rescue of national literary archive

Jess Bauldry • 07/28/2021

Health worker Kevin Nazzaro was among the first in Luxembourg to be vaccinated back in January. Trust in science means that 82% of the population is now keen to get the covid vaccine. SIP / Emmanuel Claude (archive photo=

82% of residents in favour of vaccination

Duncan Roberts • 07/28/2021

Illustrative photo of a woman receiving radiation therapy treatment for breast cancer Photo: Shutterstock

Charity warns of pandemic impact on cancer cases

Cordula Schnuer • 07/27/2021

Households should not eat or compost vegetables harvested from flooded gardens Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne

Don’t eat produce from flooded gardens, ministry warns

Delano.lu • 07/27/2021

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