Luxembourgian politician
The author suggested that people already knew who would get a job before it had even been advertised, and contrasted the situation with LinkedIn.
Sven Clement
@svnee
wrld.org
Luxembourgian politician
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Luxembourgian politician
The author argued that public leadership positions should not be treated as private arrangements, saying qualified candidates deserved equal opportunities and the public deserved transparency in the appointment of school directors.
Luxembourgian politician
The author said the Ministry needed to explain its controls after forged certificates went undetected until cases reached court, arguing that prevention should not rely on criminal investigations.
Luxembourgian politician
The author wrote that an application for Uni included a certificate the Ministry considered sufficiently official, while the court later raised concerns. The post also referenced student loans, public spending, taxpayer money, fraud prevention and government oversight.
Luxembourgian politician
The author wrote that scholarship applications involving allegedly forged certificates had reached Luxembourg’s courts, with around 70 further complaints reportedly in the pipeline. They asked how the documents had passed the initial checks. #StudentLoans #PublicSpending #TaxpayerMoney #FraudPrevention #Fraud #Education #Justice #LU
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The author said that language requirements could make it difficult to import a medicine into Luxembourg even when it was available just across the border, and argued that such delays were unnecessary during a shortage. #Pharmacy #Healthcare #DrugShortages #eHealth #EUReform #PatientCare #Healthcare #DrugShortages #PatientCare #LU
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The author said bank branches were closing, ATMs were disappearing and depositing cash was becoming harder, while sarcastically describing the changes as a modernisation of banking.
Luxembourgian politician
The author wrote that traffic plans needed to account for ambulances, doctors and care services so they could reach people in need.
Luxembourgian politician
The author asked how much public money CLT-UFA had received under the state convention since 2021 and how it was divided among different services. They argued that publicly supported media services should be transparent about both spending and performance, adding that regular, detailed financial reports would help.
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The author wrote that public money funded the media and argued that asking how it was spent should not be controversial. The post tagged RTL and CLTUFA.
Luxembourgian politician
The author referred to RTL’s public-service funding as involving “millions in the public interest” and sarcastically suggested that taxpayers seeking details would hear more after the break.
Luxembourgian politician
The author said public money funded RTL’s public-service obligations across television, radio and online media, and argued that the public deserved transparent reporting on how the funding was spent and what it delivered.
Luxembourgian politician
The author argued that space security was part of national security and said Luxembourg needed effective surveillance capabilities, clear responsibilities and credible contingency plans to protect its satellite infrastructure as geopolitical tensions extended into orbit. #Defense #SpaceSecurity #NATO #Satellites #SpaceSecurity #Satellites #Defense #LU
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The author wrote that a satellite had moved from 500 km to 100 km and then 5 km from a potential threat, and questioned when describing its approach as merely passing by would no longer sound convincing. #Defense #SpaceSecurity #NATO #Satellites #Geopolitics #SpaceSecurity #Satellites #Geopolitics #NATO
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The post said Russia had manoeuvred a military satellite close to a commercial one and that Cosmos 2612 had repeatedly changed orbit. It described those tracking the satellites as initially finding the activity interesting, then becoming more alert after five further manoeuvres. #Defense #SpaceSecurity #NATO #Satellites #Geopolitics #SpaceSecurity #Satellites #Geopolitics #RU #NATO
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The author wrote that space was no longer solely a domain for scientific discovery, arguing that Europe needed the ability to monitor and assess potential threats and respond if military satellites manoeuvred near commercial satellites supporting Ukraine. #Defense #SpaceSecurity #NATO #Satellites #Geopolitics #SpaceSecurity #Defense #Geopolitics #UA #EU #NATO
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The author claimed Pegasus could allegedly turn a phone into a surveillance tool and questioned who monitored the business behind it, tagging NSO. They described getting Luxembourg to explain the oversight as “mission impossible.” #Pegasus #NSO #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #FinancialOversight #Pegasus #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #LU
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The author wrote that millions were flowing through Luxembourg, referred to a company linked to spyware, and said the export-control office had apparently received no applications since 2021. They sarcastically suggested there was “nothing suspicious” and included hashtags referring to Pegasus and NSO. #Pegasus #NSO #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #FinancialOversight #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #FinancialOversight #LU
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The post said Q Cyber Technologies reportedly booked almost $170 million in revenue through Luxembourg in 2021. It argued that oversight should not be an afterthought when a company linked to Pegasus generated significant revenue there. #Pegasus #NSO #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #CyberSecurity #GovernmentTransparency #Pegasus #LU
Luxembourgian politician
The author said Luxembourg hosted NSO Group’s European headquarters and described the company as responsible for Pegasus. They asked what oversight applied to its activities in the country and said Parliament deserved a clear answer. #Pegasus #NSO #Privacy #GovernmentTransparency #CyberSecurity #DataProtection #Privacy #GovernmentTransparency #CyberSecurity #LU