John Monaghan is a Reporter and Deputy Editor at the Luxembourg Times. With a background in news reporting from Northern Ireland, he covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, legal affairs, and the construction industry. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Money Marketing, Newswise, and the 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.
Given his focus on finance & economy within a specific geographic region, consider pitching stories that highlight trends or developments relevant to the financial sector in Luxembourg or those affecting its relationship with the European Union. Sources familiar with local economic indicators and governmental policies could offer valuable contributions to his articles.
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By: John Monaghan
Draft law introducing pay rise for skilled and unskilled workers from 1 January approved by government council on Friday
By: John Monaghan, Laura Bannier
Supermarket in Foetz offered discounts of around 20 cents per litre throughout the weekend, in rare move in the Grand Duchy
By: John Monaghan
Legislation which allowed restoration of nationality to descendants of Luxembourgers has allowed many Brazilians to claim the Grand Duchy passport
By: John Monaghan
Surge in energy prices main driver of rise, following a summer in which inflation rate did not change from June to August
For the seventh consecutive year, the European Court of Auditors has given an adverse opinion on EU expenditure
By: John Monaghan
Grand Duchy missed original deadline of October 2025 to implement EU directive on electronic waste disposal
By: John Monaghan
Petition calling for change to legislation crosses threshold of 5,500 signatures required for parliament debate
By: John Monaghan
New rules likely to lead to delays and impact talent from developing countries, a former applicant and a relocation agency have warned
By: John Monaghan
Two midwives have joined forces to offer people who have lost a child something medical professionals rarely have to spare: time to listen
Laura Kövesi will step down as head of Luxembourg-based body this weekend, as investigators grapple with ever-increasing fraud against the EU budget
