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12 June 2019

Josh Oudendijk Wearing earplugs still remains a taboo - why are so few using them?
We are becoming more exposed to high-noise environments. Shouldn't we be protecting our hearing?
12/06/2019

Wearing earplugs still remains a taboo - why are so few using them?

10 June 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.8)
In each one of the last 7 articles we looked at five pieces of advice which are worthy of your attention if you wish to enhance your visibility and be appointed to leadership positions.
10/06/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.8)

4 June 2019

Nathalie Lodhi Working remotely - the good, the bad, and the downright lonely
My latest article is going incredibly meta and discussing my work situation – on the website I work for. I should start with the disclaimer that I have a wonderful job (and I’m not just saying that because I’m writing this on the site I help run – although that I can write this on the website shows one of the fun aspects of the job) and don’t mean to sound like a negative Nelly.
04/06/2019

Working remotely - the good, the bad, and the downright lonely

22 May 2019

Martin Jonsson In praise of... meatless meat
From the famous "impossible burger" to vegetarian prawns, ham, chicken, gyros.. there's no denying that 'meatless meat' is having a bit of a moment.
22/05/2019

In praise of... meatless meat

15 May 2019

George Hatzidakis If we are to have free public transport, then bags and shoes must pay full fare
“Free” transport costs about a billion euros annually, money that could and should be better spent elsewhere, such as a new metro or improved train connections.
15/05/2019

If we are to have free public transport, then bags and shoes must pay full fare

8 May 2019

Josh Oudendijk Why can't people just stop talking at concerts?
Why do people pay for concerts only to chat through the whole thing? The Dutch have come up with an ingenious solution.
08/05/2019

Why can't people just stop talking at concerts?

1 May 2019

Nathalie Lodhi Luxembourg - especially prone to nepotism?
This musing explores nepotism and networking as well as the potential overlap between the two.
01/05/2019

Luxembourg - especially prone to nepotism?

29 April 2019

Mike McQuaide European Intoxication
By the time I was 48 years old, I had been to Europe a grand total of exactly zero times.

29/04/2019

European Intoxication

16 April 2019

Martin Jonsson "This used to all be fields"
With its never-ending construction projects, Luxembourg's constantly changing landscape has an odd and emotionally taxing impact.
16/04/2019

"This used to all be fields"

13 April 2019

Girl In Luxembourg What time spent in the developing world taught me
In our latest Girl in Luxembourg column, Christelle McKillen takes a look at privilege and moreover what the privilege brings in terms of international ...

13/04/2019

What time spent in the developing world taught me

12 April 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to basics (pt.7)
In the last 3 articles we looked at fifteen pieces of advice which are worthy of your attention if you wish to enhance your visibility and be appointed to leadership positions. My recommendations are distilled from my own experiences as well as from the suggestions received from the women that I have interviewed for my books. These are successful women in leadership positions in different fields of activity from Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
12/04/2019

Female leadership, back to basics (pt.7)

9 April 2019

Nathalie Lodhi The statues of Edinburgh: the men, the animals, …and the women?
As a former history student and someone who finds statues quite interesting, I often wish that statues were accompanied by more information. Who exactly was this person? What did they do? Why has society chosen this person as worthy of commemoration?
09/04/2019

The statues of Edinburgh: the men, the animals, …and the women?

2 April 2019

Stephen Lowe Charm? Offensive!

02/04/2019

Charm? Offensive!
Mike McQuaide What’s in a Name

02/04/2019

What’s in a Name

26 March 2019

Martin Jonsson Cycling in Luxembourg: an admission of defeat, and an ode to Lycra
About eight months ago I published one of my first opinion pieces on RTL Today about cycling in Luxembourg. Today I must admit that I have fallen victim to both conformity and comfort.
26/03/2019

Cycling in Luxembourg: an admission of defeat, and an ode to Lycra

20 March 2019

Katarina Ivesic Has feminism in this day and age become an obsolete movement?
Some people seem to be under the mistaken impression that feminism means women above men. I personally have no clue where such an assumption comes from and frankly, I am sick and tired of having endless discussions with male (and even sometimes female) colleagues and friends about that belief.
20/03/2019

Has feminism in this day and age become an obsolete movement?

13 March 2019

George Hatzidakis The cat in the seat next to me on the flight almost killed me.
If we must pay extra for every little thing for our flight, then airlines should inform us when your seatmate is literally an animal!
13/03/2019

The cat in the seat next to me on the flight almost killed me.

12 March 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.6)
In the last 2 articles we looked at ten pieces of advice which are worthy of your attention if you wish to enhance your visibility and be appointed to leadership positions. My recommendations are distilled from my own experiences as well as from the suggestions received from the women that I have interviewed for my books. These are successful women in leadership positions in different fields of activity from Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
12/03/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.6)

10 March 2019

Nathalie Lodhi Consuming music - separating art from the artist or boycotting consciously? (Part two)
In part two of this lengthy opinion piece on art and the artist, Nathalie Lodhi explores Spotify's latest measure and weighs in on the Michael Jackson debate.
10/03/2019

Consuming music - separating art from the artist or boycotting consciously? (Part two)

8 March 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.5)
Last week I gave you the first five pieces of advice from my list of 30 recommendations. They are all distilled from my own experiences as well as from the suggestions received from the women that I have interviewed for my books. These are successful women in leadership positions in different fields of activity from Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
08/03/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.5)

4 March 2019

Nathalie Lodhi Consuming music - separating art from the artist or boycotting consciously? (Part one)
In the Me Too and Time's Up era, allegations concerning abuse and assault by music artists dominate headlines. Do we separate the art from the artist or do we need to investigate whether we can continue to consume music made by those who have done abominable things?
04/03/2019

Consuming music - separating art from the artist or boycotting consciously? (Part one)

25 February 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.4)
Last week, we looked at whether some traits are more important than others in becoming and being a leader. In this context, I promised that I will share with you a list of recommendations distilled from my own experiences.
25/02/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.4)

24 February 2019

Sarah Cames Seven reasons why I still don't own a smartphone
In the age of smartphones, I still use a dumb old Nokia phone. Here are my seven reasons why.
24/02/2019

Seven reasons why I still don't own a smartphone

22 February 2019

Stephen Lowe How to monetize friends and influence sheeple
Are people becoming the new currency, and if so, what is the price to be paid?
22/02/2019

How to monetize friends and influence sheeple

20 February 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.3)
The International Women's Day (8 March 2019) is fast approaching.
20/02/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.3)

14 February 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.2)
Last week, I concluded that a common thread in defining leadership roles is that the leader acts as a role model and inspires and influences others.
14/02/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.2)

12 February 2019

Martin Jonsson No more Mr Taxi
Luxembourg's taxi prices are notoriously high — to the point where they are basically a useless non-option for all but but business travellers.
12/02/2019

No more Mr Taxi

11 February 2019

Dr Christopher Marc Lilyblad The False Logic of Moralism in Foreign Policy: A Response to Gaston Vogel
Dr. Lilyblad appears to relish a good debate and, give recent bouts of 'economic nation branding', he wonders whether Luxembourg has a coherent foreign policy stratagem.
11/02/2019

The False Logic of Moralism in Foreign Policy: A Response to Gaston Vogel

6 February 2019

Katarina Ivesic Women's fitness: temporary craze or feminist revolution?
If you are a frequent visitor of social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram like me, you will have observed a slight change of tone when it comes to women's health and fitness.
06/02/2019

Women's fitness: temporary craze or feminist revolution?

30 January 2019

Daniela Clara Moraru Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.1)
In our fast-moving globalised world, people strive to emulate successful individuals and organisations with a view to replicating best practices and applying others’ rules for success.
30/01/2019

Female leadership, back to the basics (pt.1)