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In response to growing global instability, the Danish Ministry of Business has announced a new bill to protect the country’s ...
As part of the celebrations of the 1st of May, Peter Hummelgaard, Minister of Justice and member of the Social Democrats party made a speech widely covered by activists in Fælledparken in ...
The Climate Status and Projections 2025 (KF25) has been developed and published by the Climate Council, Denmark’s independent ...
A new analysis by the Danish think tank CEPOS shows that the average income of a working-class family in Denmark now exceeds one million kroner per year before taxes. The figure includes pension ...
Thirteen years ago, she arrived in Denmark with a suitcase and the hope of building a better life. Today, she juggles motherhood, a full-time cleaning job, and a recurring part in Secrets We Keep, a ...
The elderly man who drove into a crowd on Sortedam Dossering in Copenhagen on Wednesday has now been questioned by police, Copenhagen Police confirmed Thursday morning. The accident left 12 people ...
If you’re new to Denmark and wondering why everyone is so suddenly skipping work on the 1st of May, while public transport is still running and the shops remain open, have no fear, as you are not ...