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What's Right: New Zealand on Track for 100% Renewable Electricity

The New Zealand Electricity Authority predicts that by 2040, 100% of their electricity grid will come from renewable energy, a potentially historic milestone. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: environment, carbon neutrality, renewable energy, good news, positive news
categories: What's right
Wednesday 03.26.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

Jon Meehan on his Musical Journey and Upcoming EP Release

Jon Meehan is taking to the stage to launch his EP "Overground" this weekend. Find out more about the Luxembourg-based singer/songwriter here!

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tags: Interview, music, luxembourg, blues, gigs, breakfast show
categories: Breakfast Show
Tuesday 03.25.25
Posted by Erin Verlaque
 

What's Right: Healthy Oceans Despite Overfishing

Despite decades of overfishing, Southeast Asia’s fishing ecosystem has remained consistently healthy, according to a new study out of Hokkaido University in Japan. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: environment, fishing, overfishing, good news, positive news
categories: What's right
Tuesday 03.25.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

What's Right: Parisians vote for more pedestrian streets

Paris votes to pedestrianize 500 streets, cutting cars and adding green spaces. Despite 66% approval, turnout was just 4%, sparking debate. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, positive news, France, Paris, climate change, urban
categories: What's right
Monday 03.24.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Iceland's 4-Day Work Week Successful

The introduction of a 4-day workweek in Iceland in 2019 has proven to be successful nearly six years later. Productivity has remained stable, even increasing in some industries and almost all workers have reported better mental health and less stress. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, positive news, work, work-life balance
categories: What's right
Friday 03.21.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

What's Right: Lowest UK Emissions Since 1872

The United Kingdom’s 2024 emissions fell to their lowest level since 1872. While the pace of emissions cuts would need to accelerate a little bit to reach the UK’s net-zero goal for 2050, this is a promising sign in the fight against climate change. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: emissions, environment, good news, positive news
categories: What's right
Thursday 03.20.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

Sold out shows and a big tribute act this week in Luxembourg!

Skunk Anasie are sold out but back in July if you missed out, a handpicked (by Roger Taylor) Queen tribute, Ed Sheeran’s friend and The Lambrini Girls all feature in this week’s gig guide, there should be something for everyone!

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tags: gigs, concerts
categories: Breakfast Show
Wednesday 03.19.25
Posted by Jon Wills
 

What's Right: Endangered South African Penguins To Be Protected

A South African court banned commercial fishing at key breeding colonies for African penguins yesterday, in what is being called a milestone in the fight to save the distinctive African birds. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: penguins, nature, nature conservation, law
categories: What's right
Wednesday 03.19.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

Women in STEM: Jessica Bauly on moms in tech

In our latest episode of the interview series on women in STEM, Jessica Bauly, a marketing manager in tech, shares her thoughts on being a mom working in a tech company.

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tags: women in stem, gender equality, tech, working moms, career
categories: weSTEM
Tuesday 03.18.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

PwC People Pulse: Journée de l'économie 2025

This edition of the PwC People’s Pulse tackles the topic of AI in the economy, which is also the theme of this years Journée de l'économie.

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tags: Interview, breakfast show, pwc, pwc people pulse, AI, economy
categories: Breakfast Show
Tuesday 03.18.25
Posted by Erin Verlaque
 

British and Irish Film Festival Kicks off with an exciting line-up

The Spring edition of the British and Irish Film Festival is back for 2025 with an exciting line-up including an Irish-language film, documentaries and special guests!

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tags: FilmFestival, film, british and Irish film festival, british, irish, breakfast show, Interview
categories: Breakfast Show
Tuesday 03.18.25
Posted by Erin Verlaque
 

What's Right: Stranded Astronauts Set to Come Home

Two astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who have been stranded on the ISS for the past nine months, are set to return to Earth later today or early tomorrow. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: space, good news, astronauts, international space station
categories: What's right
Tuesday 03.18.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

Money Talks with Marianne Donven

The second episode of Money Talks is here! In episode 2, Mihaela sits down with Marianne Donven, social entrepreneur and advocate for refugee rights.

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tags: money, finance, moneytalks
categories: Money Talks
Monday 03.17.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Two major peace deals made last week

Two historic peace deals—Syria’s ceasefire with Kurdish forces and Armenia-Azerbaijan’s agreement—offer hope amid rising global conflicts. Get all the details on today's "What's Right with the World".

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tags: good news, positive news, constructive journalism, peace, Syria
categories: What's right
Monday 03.17.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

Our New Housing suggests a different way we could live

Discover how housing cooperatives could revolutionise affordable living in Luxembourg with LUCA’s new exhibition.

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tags: housing, Affordable housing, LUCA, exhibition, architecture, breakfast show, Interview
categories: Breakfast Show
Friday 03.14.25
Posted by Erin Verlaque
 

What's Right: 2024 Was A Record Year For Sustainable Finance

Last year was a record year for sustainable finance, with over 1 trillion euros worth of impact bonds being issued according to the Climate Bond Initiative (CBI). Impact bonds are financial instruments that help finance social, sustainable, or climate-related projects. Economic experts expect this number to actually grow this year and beyond.

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tags: sustainable finance, Climate change, green finance, Sustainability, environmental impact
categories: What's right
Friday 03.14.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

What's Right: A Man In Australia Lived 100 Days With An Artificial Heart

A man in Australia became the world’s first person to walk out of a hospital after an artificial heart implant. He lived with the device for 100 days before receiving a donor for heart transplant earlier this month in what doctors have called an “unmitigated clinical success”.

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tags: medicine, science, public health, innovation
categories: What's right
Thursday 03.13.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

What's Right: Global Tobacco Use Declines

Global tobacco use has declined worldwide by one-third over the past 20 years, however, it has increased in Luxembourg since the pandemic. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world?"

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tags: positive news, constructive journalism, good news, public health, tobacco control
categories: What's right
Wednesday 03.12.25
Posted by Alessandro Irene
 

Women in STEM: Marketing expert Daniela Butcu on empowering women

Marketing expert Daniela Butcu shares her journey in tech, tackling gender bias, advocating for inclusion, and leading change in diversity initiatives. The interview is part of a series on women in STEM.

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tags: women in stem, gender equality, career
categories: weSTEM
Wednesday 03.12.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 

What's Right: Growing support for women's rights

Hundreds of thousands of women worldwide rallied on Saturday for International Women’s Day. Several cities reported growing participation. Get all the details on today's "What's right with the world".

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tags: positive news, good news, constructive journalism, gender equality, Women's rights
categories: What's right
Monday 03.10.25
Posted by Franziska Peschel
 
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