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What place does France have in Europe – and Europe in France? Beyond the diplomatic and political aspects of France's six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union, how have France and Europe learned to share and grow together? FRANCE 24's European editors have taken a closer look at the relationship: about how France shares its culture with its neighbours, and how other European countries influence life in France. Don't miss our new show, every Wednesday.

By:
Luke BROWN
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France-Luxembourg: the ‘steel friendship’ in Esch-sur-Alzette

Luxembourg’s second-largest city, Esch-sur-Alzette, is a community with a heavy industrial past. It’s located near the French border and sits as a monument to the country’s 20th century steel industry boom. Its numerous post-industrial brownfields bear witness to that, as well as its multiculturalism: 120 nationalities live here, including one in particular: the French. Many of them migrated to the Grand Duchy decades ago to work in the country’s successful steel industry.
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