No more booze for under-18s if Danish regions have their way
Denmark’s young people top drinking records in Europe, but now the authorities want to do something about it
Search results for: “the words of oz”
-
-
March Performance: The magic of Mozart
The Marriage of Figaro Feb 28-April 28; Gamle Scene, Kongens Nytorv, Cph K; 95-795kr, kglteater.dk; 195 mins Regularly named the greatest opera ever, its tale of servants getting the better of their masters made Salieri cry tears of joy and sorrow in equal measure (or at least in the film). As Mozart explained to…
-
Can Emmelie de Forest swap baker’s dozens for douze points?
The bookmakers’ favourite, a third cousin of Elizabeth II, is bidding to become the queen of Eurovision
-
Another Mozart masterpiece
The emerging young talent from the Royal Danish Theatre Opera Academy take to the stage this month to perform Mozart’s Don Giovanni in the intimate setting of Takkelloftet, the small stage, or ‘black box’, tucked behind the main stage of the Opera House. It’s a hugely exciting prospect getting a glimpse of the graduates –…
-
Danish PM meets heads of government at major Ukraine conference in Paris
Global allies of Ukraine are meeting in Paris today to reaffirm their unity and determination to overcome “the war of aggression waged by Russia.” Plus, Copenhagen’s M3 and M4 metro lines reopen, Ryanair announces fewer flights at higher prices this summer due to Boeing manufacturing crisis, and a Danish oil tanker is targeted by a…
-
Denmark enters long term commitment with Ukraine – covid study calms fear of late effects
Danish aid to Ukraine has so far cost DKK 33 billion. DKK and it will continue for a long time to come. New study plays down the fear of late effects of covid and it will be easier for Indians to find work in Denmark.
-
Randers Municipality will be investigated in Nordic Waste case
“We must do everything to avoid a similar case again,” said the environment minister. Plus, mink breeders will receive billions more in compensation for the corona-cull than originally agreed, Copenhagen roads are full of potholes after the recent icy spell, non-medical related egg donations between female partners are legalized, and fraudulent Ozempic prescriptions soar as…
-
The secret to leading Danes, part II
Signe Biering is an executive coach, trained in psychology, with a background in diplomacy.
-
Danish university named Europe’s best in new ranking
DTU has beaten 225 institutions in 27 countries to the top spot. Plus, a record number of people have applied for Christmas financial aid, and two landmark cases brought by the Climate Movement – accusing Lynnetteholmen of environmental neglect, and the pork company Danish Crown of greenwashing – go to court.
-
“In Denmark anything is possible”: an engineer can become a comedian
When Kriti Prajapati moved to Denmark from India, she completely changed her career. Here, she shares how she got a foothold in Copenhagen, and gives her best tips for where to eat, drink and hang out in the capital.
-
The jazzy voice of Copenhagen – how the Zimbabwean singer embraced Denmark
Some like it hot, but the Jazz Festival’s most powerful voice found her home in the coldest place she’d ever known – even though it hasn’t always been easy. But hard work and a strong mind helped her achieve success