Clash with Asselborn: 'Calling me a traitor is Nazi language' ↗
Front page leadJean Asselborn is reportedly upset by being called a traitor, stating that such language is reminiscent of Nazis.
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The L'essentiel front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a political clash involving Asselborn, a human interest story from the US, and updates on Kim Jong-un's health. Luxembourg-specific news covers an education debate and a traffic accident.
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US: A few seconds on TV could change his life ↗
A person's life in the United States might be transformed by a brief television appearance.
North Korea: Kim Jong-un is obese and weighs over 140kg ↗
Kim Jong-un is reported to be extremely obese, weighing over 140 kilograms and being in good health.
Brazil: 'He is dead' - Incredible conspiracy theory about Vinicius ↗
An incredible conspiracy theory suggests that the footballer Vinicius is dead.
'Heartbroken': Actor Chad Lowe's daughter dies at 13 ↗
The 13-year-old daughter of actor Chad Lowe has passed away.
Fashion backstage: 'Dressed in Chanel and can't afford a beer' ↗
The article discusses the disparity between high fashion and everyday financial struggles.
Education in Luxembourg: Debate on grades in schools continues ↗
Discussions regarding the grading system in Luxembourg's schools are ongoing.
Football: Lopez sells Bordeaux for a symbolic euro ↗
Gérard Lopez has sold the football club Girondins de Bordeaux for a nominal price of one euro.
Italy: They steal the roof of a kindergarten ↗
Thieves have stolen the roof from a kindergarten in Italy.
Indonesia: Prison hid luxury cells with alcohol and pool ↗
Luxury cells equipped with alcohol and a swimming pool were discovered hidden within a prison in Indonesia.
Luxembourg: Four injured in collision between bus and car ↗
A collision involving a bus and a car in Luxembourg has resulted in four injuries.
Unusual: At 18, he climbed two 5000m+ peaks in 48 hours ↗
An 18-year-old has successfully climbed two mountains over 5,000 meters in just 48 hours.
Morocco Breakthrough: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, a woman leading the government ↗
Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri has become the first woman to lead the government in Morocco.
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