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Ahead of this week's elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time around, Franziska Peschel spoke with Giovanni Patri, candidate for the new movement Fräiheet/Liberté.

This weekend, the Luxembourg nationals with their vote decide on a new parliament, a new government. Where are we on the right to vote for foreigners, which party is pro and which is against. Let's find out on today's Local Matters. Photo: Mohamed Hassan via Pixabay

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. Luc Frieden, lead candidate of the country’s main opposition party CSV, told Tracy Heindrichs about the party’s ambitions to return to government.

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Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Tracy Heindrichs spoke to Yuriko Backes from the DP about lessons learned during the past ten years the party stayed at the top of the government. And how the party hopes to continue on if it wins the elections.

Ahead of the national elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Franziska Peschel spoke with Mara Stieber about the campaign of Déi Lenk.

Ahead of the legislative elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Franziska interviews Paulette Lenert about the campaign of the LSAP. Photo: SIP Eric Chenal

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Franziska interviews Rebecca Lau about the campaign of the Pirates.

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time around, Tracy Heindrichs spoke with party president from the déi Gréng, Djuna Bernard.

In this episode of Eco Talks, historian Marc Schoellen talks to journalist Tracy Heindrichs about how climate change is impacting conservation efforts of historic parks and gardens.

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Tracy Heindrichs spoke with Fokus’ Frank Engel about what a new party can bring to a government and ambitions for the future.

Ahead of the October elections meant to define Luxembourg’s future government, we talked with candidates from Luxembourg’s main parties. This time, Tracy Heindrichs spoke with the ADR party’s Fernand Kartheiser about lessons learned and ambitions for the future.

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President of the the One People ASBL - Madeleine Yougye - joined Simon and the Breakfast Show team to talk about Black History Month which takes place throughout October. Black History Month is dedicated to celebrating, recognizing and commemorating the history, culture, achievements and contributions of black people around the world. Black History Month aims to raise awareness of the black experience, highlighting the challenges they have overcome and those they still face, the struggles for equality and civil rights, and their contributions in various fields such as arts, sciences, politics, sports, literature, music, and many others. More details can be found at www.onepeople.lu

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President of the FFCEL Delphine de Clerck came to the ACR studio to talk with Tracy Heindrichs about changing career paths several times and picking up work after taking a 20-year break to look after her household.

Ever wondered how pensions in Luxembourg even work? What system is in place for people who have worked in several countries? That’s what our journalist Tracy Heindrichs wondered about in this week's episode of No Stupid Question. Alain Reuter, president of the national pension insurance fund CNAP, provided an insight into the system.

ALAN Maladies RARE helps fostering an environment for people living with a rare disease to realize their full potential through recognition, equal opportunities and improved quality of life.

This week on Eco Talks, Tracy Heindrichs was joined by Marcel Gengler, founder of the EIS BEIEN association, an association that takes care of bees, harvests their honey and educates members about the pollinator. Our guest talked about why he started his association and how beekeeping activities must adapt to climate change.

The first edition of the women's bouldering festival takes place on 30 September. On the breakfast show, Tabitha from the Boulder Klub Luxembourg joined Franziska to explain all about the festival program and why we need to empower women in bouldering. The festival is of course open for all genders. All profits will be donated to Europa Donna to support breastcancer research.