Luxembourg Times

Luxembourg Times editor-in-chief Douwe Miedema talks to Sam Steen about some of the week’s top stories, including allegations that Prime Minister Xavier Bettel plagiarised a large part of his university thesis, a probe into a disclosure Bettel made during a live Luxembourg Times interview that the government has used the controversial Pegasus spyware, and prosecutors asking for a suspended jail sentence and fine for a former Christian-Democrat leader.

Luxembourg Times reporter Emery P. Dalesio and ARA City Radio presenter Sam Steen discuss some of the week's top stories including how the global supply shortage is affecting Luxembourg’s car market, unemployment dropping to near pre-Covid levels, and protestors calling on the government to make Luxembourg businesses accountable to human rights.

Why do so many young Luxembourgers leave the country never to return, what are the drop out rates in school caused by and how does Lux compare with other countries, can Luxembourg attract the EU staff they need, and finally who is regulating fintech? Lisa McLean and Heledd Pritchard discuss this and more in Times like These.

Luxembourg Times editor in chief Douwe Miedema and ARA City Radio presenter Sam Steen discussed Luxair's criticism of limited travel from the UK, a former member of the Court of Auditors losing most of his pension for conduct on the job and other topics.

Sam Steen talked to Luxembourg Times journalist Emery Dalesio about the EIB revolving door, the trial of a former Luxembourg spy in France, the EU taking action against the Grand Duchy over firearm legislation, this year's wine harvest and developments at Luxair.

Sam Steen talked to Luxembourg Times editor-in-chief Douwe Miedema about the security situation in Gare, Asselborn's comments on EU headcount in Luxembourg, unfair competition for the large-scale testing contract, and ongoing transparency issues in the Grand Duchy.

Ara City Radio presenter Sam Steen and Luxembourg Times Deputy Editor Heledd Pritchard discuss some of the week's top stories, including the new Covid law, pupils returning to school mask-free in September, work-from-home agreements for Luxembourg workers who live in Belgium, airport slots, the second wettest summer on record and foreigners being able to vote at local elections as soon as they move to the country.

Ara City Radio presenter Lisa McLean and Luxembourg Times reporter Kate Oglesby discuss some of the week's top stories, including a report on how the pandemic recession is disproportionally affecting women, English in the workplace and EU funding for Luxembourg's poorest.

Ara City Radio presenter Lisa McLean and Luxembourg Times reporter Emery Dalesio discuss some of the week's top stories, including Luxembourg's plans to shuttle hundreds of people out of Kabul in a joint rescue operation with Belgium, Luxembourg erasing mission details after NATO pressure and Luxembourg ignoring a global stolen money survey.

ARA City Radio presenter Lisa McLean and Luxembourg Times editor-in-chief Douwe Miedema discuss some of the week's top stories, such as whether Luxembourg is losing relevance as an EU capital, the difficulties of speaking Luxembourgish in hospitals, the Grand Duchy's coal use, and whether the country will let in broadcaster RT.