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The Evening Post | July 31

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July 31st, 2013

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Minister rejects call for greater international workforce

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Danish Commerce: Denmark and Europe need expats

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Calls for reforms to attract more internationals

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News

New report reveals why digital talents leave Denmark

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Opinion

Welcome to all new internationals!

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It was buzzing with curiosity and ambitions to start a life in Denmark at the International Citizens Days-event this the weekend. Several thousands showed up.

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Internal battle in government on internationals

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Did you read: Denmark ranks low on large expat lifestyle survey

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News round up

Scheme is being extended and expanded to get more internationals into the labour market

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Explainer

A hotdog with “Rød Pølse” is part of Danish cuisine

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We Make Denmark Work

Worked in a warehouse: Now Andrei advises C-level executives

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News round up

Au pairs skip the Danish lessons

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News

Political fumble: How Pape lost it

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Opinion

A sober month in Copenhagen

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News

New report reveals why digital talents leave Denmark

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News round up

News round up: Chairman of the trade union movement dismiss need for more internationals

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News

Calls for reforms to attract more internationals

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My Copenhagen

“It felt like home because musicians are the same everywhere”

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News

Economist warns: Prices will increase

Uffe Jørgensen Odde

Editorial

Dear Minister: Wake up, it’s 2023

It’s hard to find a report or companies that don’t demonstrate a need for more internationals. Nevertheless it’s like time is standing still; nothing is really happening.

Uffe Jørgensen Odde

News round up

“A term like ‘ethnic pain’ is racist, bizarre, diffuse”

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Science

New study: Smoking doubling the risk of depression

Pratik Hariharan

General

Danish makes your life easier

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Life in Denmark

Minister rejects call for greater international workforce

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General

Surge in nicotine pouch usage among Danish youths

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General

News roundup: Police officers are angry with the prime minister, climate politician kicked out of her group

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Opinion

Danish Commerce: Denmark and Europe need expats

Peter Halkjær

Life in Denmark

Iranian nurses receive a warm welcome in Danish healthcare

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This Week in Copenhagen

This Week in Copenhagen: French movie, Spanish cuisine and International music

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Why are Danes so obsessed with flying the Danish flag?

Leticia Bossi

News round up

Denmark unboxes its fearsome F-35 combat aircraft and new Light Rail project

Lena Hunter

News

Denmark is becoming a heftier force in the EU

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Angry homeowners and Lily Collins worth millions to Copenhagen

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Big anti-government demonstration in Aalborg against economic plans

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We Make Denmark Work

He does both: succeeding as a high-flying engineer and a creative freelancer

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Things to do

A Moroccan movie, Parisian toast, and American-Danish jazz

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Politics

Revealed: Government’s new ‘gang package’ to fight organised crime in Denmark

Lena Hunter

Opinion

If businesses need foreign workers, why don’t they pay more?

Niels Jespersen

News

London calling: Copenhagen Airport warns of busy October

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Opinion

Unleash your international superpower: Kindness!

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Technology

The latest Nordic Blockchain Conference shows Denmark is a hub for Web3 innovation

Pratik Hariharan

Education

Facing obstacles: How expat students deal with challenges

Expat students come to Denmark with certain expectations and goals that could be personal and professional. When they are not met, students can come across challenges that can be easily navigated through the advice of their Danish and expat peers.

Ramisha Ali

Life in Denmark

New trial will examine road tax in Copenhagen

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My Copenhagen

Jazz artist Jason Shooster: “Music is a social thing”

Sarah Oueslati