DELANO february 2018

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CONTENTS

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CURRENT AFFAIRS

BUSINESS

LIFESTYLE

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CRYPTOCURRENCIES

CREATIVE MARKET

MICHEL WELTER

Iulian Florin wants to share his love of blockchain technology, best known for its use in bitcoins, with a series of workshops for the public.

Local artisans were able to show off their wares at the crafty event in Kirchberg.

The managing partner at den Atelier previews the upcoming Siren’s Call festival.

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LIFE AFTER BREXIT

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SORTED!

Ever wonder where your recycling goes? Delano followed some of those ubiquitous blue bags to Bech-Kleinmacher.

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MEP Viviane Reding told the British Chamber of Commerce that ordinary citizens should not suffer because of the UK’s decision to quit the EU.  44

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STÉPHANE PALLAGE

The new University of Luxembourg rector wants his “jewel” of an institution to shine.  26

DAVID WAGNER

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OUTLOOK

Luxembourg has scored well on several recent economic indicators. What’s looking rosy and what clouds are on the horizon?  48

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DELANO DIGITAL HIGHLIGHTS

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PLANNING A BREAK

Already thinking about a springtime getaway or an extended summer holiday? That’s what they were thinking about too.  74

DELPHINE DARD-POURRAT

She quit her job in journalism to launch an economic advisory firm. icon_website www.delano.lu/careers

BRITISH LADIES CLUB

The 49-year-old group isn’t just for Brits. In fact, 30 nationalities figure among its membership. Here’s a look at the BLC’s newcomers, children’s and fundraising (among other) activities.  82

FEMINIST PRINCESS

GDPR

The left party MP talks to Delano about the DP-CSV coalition running the capital and the upcoming general election.  34

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PUCKER UP

A peek at the Tornado Luxembourg ice hockey team in training.

University of Luxembourg data officer shares tips on preparing for new EU rules. icon_website www.delano.lu/business

DIGITALLY EMPOWERED

To truly profit from the growing fintech sector, Luxembourg will need its female workforce on-board. Here are some ideas.  54

POWER TO THE PEOPLE

A look at the grand duchy’s changing energy market.  64

How and where in Bertrange, Devorah Blachor wrote The feminist’s guide to raising a little princess.  84

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ANDREIA NUNO

What the Portuguese book addict brought from home when she moved to Luxembourg. Part of our “In my suitcase” series.  90

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TALENTED KIDS

ILULA PRIMARY

Sunflower crèche leaders were in Tanzania for inauguration. icon_website www.delano.lu/snapshots

How three friends have created a part-time business making 3D videos.  68

How the Festival of English-language School Theatre came about, and what’s on the bill for the end of February.  98

AUNTIE ELEANOR

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SHARING A COMMON LANGUAGE When Adham Al-Sayyad isn’t researching laser welding as a PhD candidate at the University of Luxembourg, he organises traditional music workshops. Part of our “Clocking off!” series.

Delano’s advice columnist answers readers’ questions on political campaigning, the Davos summit and learning Luxembourgish in America.

AGENDA

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