John Monaghan is a journalist at Money Marketing. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on issues such as corruption, fraud, and inflation. His work has been featured in Money Marketing, Newswise, and Luxembourg Times.
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John Monaghan's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and economic data related to Luxembourg. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into the economic landscape of Luxembourg, including analysis of government policies and their impact on the economy. Additionally, he may be receptive to sources with expertise in EU regulations and their implications for Luxembourg.
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By: Elliott Stevensson, John Martin Monaghan, Ines Kurschat, Alex Kristófer
Opposition parties criticise lack of long-term strategy in government plans
By: John Monaghan
Work will continue throughout 2025 on a series of new sites for several EU institutions and agencies in the Grand Duchy
By: John Monaghan
After EU elections Ursula von der Leyen remained in post while the EIB was once again in the headlines for the wrong reasons
By: John Monaghan
Some EU staff to receive €500 monthly payment from January, but much more needs to be done to boost the country's attractiveness, say unions
By: John Martin Monaghan
Martine Solovieff, who will retire at the end of the month, says vacancies are unfilled as a huge backlog of cases grows
By: John Monaghan
Once the largest EU employer in the country, commission has shed staff in Luxembourg over the past decade
Number of companies going bankrupt in Luxembourg jumped by 30% last year, statistics office Statec says
By: John Monaghan
Parliament should wait to see if Brussels makes changes to streamline rules before implementing CSRD into national law, Luc Frieden said
Florence Bourlond, a dermatologist at the Centre hospitalier de Luxembourg (CHL), urges caution over online skincare trends
By: John Monaghan
The number of flights which arrived or departed during a supposed curfew between 23:00 and 06:00 last year increased by 20% from 2023
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