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Ara City Radio’s Tom Clarke and Delano’s Lydia Linna talked about Twitter in the radio’s studios on 5 December. Ara City Radio
TECHNOLOGY

Delano’s Top of the Week: Twitter regulations and Shiba Inus

Ara City Radio’s Monday morning slot featured Tom Clarke and Lydia Linna talking about Twitter, EU regulations and Shiba Inus on the social media platform.

Delano.lu • 10:23
Eric Scotto, co-founder of the Akuo Foundation, and François Gemenne, a lead author at the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, pose for a portrait prior to speaking at a conference organised by the Fondation de Luxembourg at the Cercle Munster, 30 November 2022. Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
WORLD

“Finance is often a blind spot in climate action”

Tracy Heindrichs + Marc Fassone • 02.12.2022
Prof Gyal Lo, a Tibetan activist, pictured at Neumünster abbey where he held a talk on what he describes as a colonial boarding school system in Tibet. Photo credit: Amis du Tibet
WORLD

Europe must unite against China, says Tibetan activist

Cordula Schnuer • 01.12.2022
The Crown Prince Guillaume holding the hand of Sungsoo Kim, a Korean War veteran. On the right, Min-sik Park, South Korean minister of patriots and veterans. Photo: SIP / Julien Warnand
WORLD

Honouring Luxembourg’s participation in the Korean War

Natalie A. Gerhardstein • 29.11.2022
Delano’s Duncan Roberts in the Ara City Radio studios. Photo: Ara City Radio-Delano
ECONOMY

Delano’s Top of the Week: all things Korean

Delano.lu • 28.11.2022
Luxembourg financial players demonstrated the country’s willingness to participate in a fair transition to tackle the disparities in the development of sustainable finance across the world.  Photo: Shutterstock.
WORLD

‘Luxembourg needs to use great reputation’ for just transition

Tracy Heindrichs • 22.11.2022
Climate distress is sign of mental health, and if faced with the right tools, can lead to change.  Photo: Shutterstock
WORLD

Climate distress, a condition of all ages

Tracy Heindrichs • 20.11.2022
The greatest ever? Lionel Messi will make a good argument for that crown should lead Argentina to glory in what is likely to be his last World Cup. Asatur Yesayants/Shutterstock
WORLD

Tournament of shame. But we’re still going to watch, right?

Duncan Roberts • 19.11.2022
The 80,000 seater Lusail Stadium designed by iconic London architect firm Foster & Partners with sports facilities specialists Populous will host the final of the 2022 World Cup. Tickets for the final were priced between €205 and €1,602. Sanjay JS/Shutterstock
WORLD

World Cup in numbers: €13 beer, $440m prize money, 6,500 deaths

Duncan Roberts • 18.11.2022
“There are billions of people in the world who live far away from any possible physical point of a bank,” says Jurgen Hammer, managing director of the Social Performance Task Force (SPTF) in Europe.  Photo: Shutterstock
FINTECH

Bearing responsibility in digital microfinance

Lisa Christl • 17.11.2022
Crown Prince Guillaume; Franz Fayot, minister of economy; Paulette Lenert, health minister; David Domnisch, vice-president and general Manager of DuPont Tyvek; Michel Franck, president of the LACC Photo: LACC
WORLD

DuPont wins Luxembourg-American Business Award

Lisa Christl • 10.11.2022
US president Joe Biden is likely to see his agenda thwarted if the Republicans take over Congress during the 2022 midterm elections.  Photo: Shutterstock
WORLD

‘Next 2 years of US politics bound to be as divisive and bitter as previous 6’

Tracy Heindrichs • 09.11.2022
COP26 president Alok Sharma hands over the reins of the UN Climate Change Conference to Egyptian foreign minister Sameh Shoukry, who will preside over COP27. United Nations
WORLD

COP27 kicks off after delay

Duncan Roberts • 07.11.2022
Founded in 1968, Mouvement Ecologique, also known as Méco, advocates for sustainable development, climate action and justice, the protection of biodiversity, citizen participation and an alternative, greener energy policy. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
WORLD

Cop27: “There are always opportunities in disruption”

Tracy Heindrichs • 06.11.2022
LUkraine brought an ambulance--damaged by the Russian invasion--from Ukraine to show the damages it had endured.  Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
WORLD

LUkraine campaign aims to finance 112 emergency vehicles

Duncan Roberts • 31.10.2022
Delano journalist Cordula Schnuer while on holiday discovered that Luxembourg had helped a small pottery workshop survive during the pandemic. Cordula Schnuer/Maison Moderne
WORLD

The many ways Luxembourg supports Laos

Cordula Schnuer • 29.10.2022
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