Shift work: how to stay healthy while working round the clock
From eating well to finding time for exercise and a social life, here are some tips to survive the [...]
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Angela Merkel and Donald Trump head for clash at G20 summit
German chancellor plans to make climate change, free trade and mass migration key themes in Hamburg, putting her on collision course with [...]
Philharmonie Hosts National Day Concert as Grand Duke Bestows Awards
On Friday 23 June, Luxembourg’s national day, the Grand-Ducal couple and the Hereditary Grand-Ducal couple attended the official ceremony and concert at the Philharmonie in Luxembourg-Kirchberg with members of the government and other dignataries, as well as members of the public who were lucky enough to get [...]
Luxembourg 8th in European Innovation Scoreboard as Strong Leader
The European Commission has published its 2017 edition of the European Innovation Scoreboard; overall, the European Union’s innovation performance improved further, partially catching up with the United States and [...]
Spain forest fire forces more than 1,500 from homes and campsites
Emergency services fight to contain major blaze in Huelva, Andalucía, which has been on high alert due to heat [...]
Brexit could destroy the UK’s food and farming industry – or be the making of it
Leaving the EU is a chance to reform the biggest sector of Britain’s economy. But is Michael Gove up to the job, or will he be hamstrung by free-market [...]
Caritas Luxembourg Organised Couture and Culture Fashion Show
On the evening of 21 June 2017, Caritas Luxembourg and Sofitel Luxembourg Europe organised a fashion show to present the creations of ten [...]
Rival groups vie for supremacy as fight against Isis reaches tipping point
With Isis close to defeat in Mosul, its various opponents are already competing to define what will happen [...]
EU leaders: UK plan for citizens’ rights is vague and inadequate
Jean-Claude Juncker among those dismissing Theresa May’s offer as ‘not sufficient’, suggesting PM must go [...]
A year after voting for Brexit, Britain’s divided, and in uncharted waters
The most likely outcome of negotiations is a variant of Norway’s deal, where we must abide by EU rules but have no say. We’re better off staying [...]