Gabrielle Antar is a Junior Journalist at Luxembourg Times. She covers a range of topics including business leaders, with a particular focus on figures like Bill Gates, as well as the social implications of the Russia-Ukraine War and broader social issues in Russia. Gabrielle's insights and analyses have been featured in Luxembourg Times.
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Gabrielle's coverage focuses on local government announcements, crime, politics, finance & economy, and real estate in Luxembourg. She frequently cites data and press releases to support her articles.
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By: Gabrielle Antar
Clearstream is allowed to block the money of Iranian-owned company IFIC Holding, the ECJ said
Government has intervened to try to avert a worsening slowdown amid rising interest rates and falling demand
By: Gabrielle Antar
Luxembourg’s housing woes increased by asylum seekers with nowhere to sleep, non-profits say
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Discover how Rayyane Tabet’s evocative art prompts a re-evaluation of Arab experiences while confronting the silencing of voices in a shifting cultural landscape
Artists bring interactive and participatory displays to the museum that challenge conceptions of art and society
The work of Joseph Kutter shows how a Luxembourg artist ushered in a new wave of modern expressionist art in the Grand Duchy
Jean Boghossian's fiery paintings in Smoke Signals bring common human experience of internal trauma and anguish to life
Sin Wai Kin and Lawrence Abu Hamdan launch their installations, both extremely different from one another, giving voice to narratives overlooked in the mainstream
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