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Men who were prescribed erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra and Cialis were 18 percent less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease, according to a British study. That gives some hope that such drugs could be repurposed to prevent a common form of dementia.

The natural source Dreibouren in the village Rollingen contributes to the drinking water supply of Ettelbrück. Follow Local Matters on tour, this week in Rollingen.

Using two fans that he found at a scrap market and wires to rig them to, Hussam Al-Attar created his own source of electricity, thus making bespoke light for his displaced family in their tent on Gaza Strip. He is now referred to as Gaza's Newton.

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Everywhere in Europe, farmers struggle to pass their family farms on because the new generations don't want to be farmers anymore. For Tom Kass, one reason is the isolation that goes hand in hand with living on a farm. To avoid this, he recreated the Kass-Haff as a community project that brings people and especially kids closer to the farm. On today's Local Matters, Franziska takes you along for a visit.

New European rules will expand the definition of child abuse in order to be able to prosecute the production and circulation of deepfakes and AI-generated material. The EU also intends to expand the statute of limitations up to at least 30 years after the victim reaches adulthood.

Fondation EME invites women to dance. In their project "The Game", choreographer Jill Crovisier hosts several workshops this spring where women from all backgrounds get to explore dance and movement in a playful manner. Registrations for the upcoming workshop sessions are now open. Project manager Christine Bausch joined us on the breakfast show to talk about "The Game" and give us all the details. Photo: Fondation EME

AI chatbots can impersonate real people and give them human-like responses. The AI tool Replika can elicit deep emotional bonds with users and has been found to help struggling students to avoid committing suicide.

CO2 emissions from fossil fuels in the EU have reached the lowest levels in 60 years - and in China, solar and wind capacity for the first time supplies more energy than coal. This is today's piece of good news on "What's Right with the World". Listen to the audio to get all the details. Photo: Land Rover Our Planet via flickr https://flic.kr/p/9cMxS7

Édouard François André, a man with a green thumb

Obibini is Ghana's only female surf club. It gives young women and girls a place to play, learn and socialise. Teaching girls to swim and surf even seems to have lowered the local teenage pregnancy rate.

Local sports history, nostalgia and success - the Stade de Thillenberg is an iconic place. On Local Matters today, we dive into the history of this stadium.

A Greek court has acquitted 16 aid workers who had been charged for rescuing migrants. This is today's 'What's right with the world'. Photo: callmonikm, on Flickr

Our daily bite of good news on What's Right with the World: Regular power-napping makes your brain healthy and helps you to live longer. Check out the audio to get all the details. Photo: Chris Lawrence via flickr https://flic.kr/p/5rd7Y7

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Differdange debates where to accommodate the asylum seekers. The current building at Thillenberg is in a bad condition. The heating doesn't work and the building needs renovation. The Green party suggests to relocate the refugees to the large building next door, the former hospital. The mayor has a different view. Local Matters is on tour this year. Every week, we travel to another part of Luxembourg - to explore what's happening locally.

Women who experience domestic violence in their country of origin can apply for international protection and be granted refugee status in the EU. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) this month confirmed this with a ruling. Listen to get all the details. This is our daily portion of good news on What's right with the world. Photo: Transparency International EU Office on flickr, https://flic.kr/p/ifv9A2

Once upon a time, in the magnificent land of Luxembourg City, there stood a museum known as the Villa Vauban✨ It was a classy art museum that showcased fancy paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries. You know, the kind of paintings that make you raise your pinky finger at the high tea

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