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The Evening Post | September 9

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New income requirements for international workers effective from October 1

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Wage transparency: What do employees earn at Copenhagen University?

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Whooping cough epidemic in Denmark

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Copenhagen homeowners to get big tax breaks

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Copenhagen homeowners to get big tax breaks

If you are a house owner in Copenhagen, you can expect a tax discount in 2024. Conversely, owners of apartments must anticipate a significantly higher home-value assessment.

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Danish foreign minister in Kyiv for historic EU membership talks

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We Make Denmark Work

A high-flying Indian tech talent shares his experience making it in Denmark

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This Week in Copenhagen

Architecture Day, a youth film fest, and a secret-location gig

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New income requirements for international workers effective from October 1

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Wage transparency: What do employees earn at Copenhagen University?

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Ukrainian refugees can live and work in Denmark until 2025

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Whooping cough epidemic in Denmark

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Editorial

Internationals are coming – and the government is sitting on its hands

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Explainer

‘Fredagsbar’: Why Danes drink at their universities on Fridays

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News round up

Hosts and hotels still waiting for Booking.com to pay

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Business

Danish fund invests in startup founded by internationals

Pratik Hariharan

Business

60 nationalities work side by side: How Boozt works with inclusion

Eric Maganga

News round up

Apple CEO visiting Denmark

Uffe Jørgensen Odde and Nicolai Kampmann

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Ethics Council: Raise the abortion limit to the 18th week

50 years ago Denmark introduced free abortion. The respected Ethics Council now proposes that the limit for carrying out an abortion should be moved from the 12th to the 18th week of pregnancy.

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Opinion

Things we learned on our holiday

Adrian Mackinder

Business

How Moderaterne’s fast-track work-permit would benefit internationals

Lena Hunter

News round up

Families with children leave Copenhagen

Uffe Jørgensen Odde and Nicolai Kampmann

Life in Denmark

Ticket prices to increase

Life in Denmark

Internationals in large numbers keep coming to Copenhagen

News round up

News round up: New flight routes to open

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Opinion

Welcome to all new internationals!

Nicolai Kampmann

This Week in Copenhagen

This Week in Copenhagen: Music, food and exhibitions

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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

Sarah Oueslati

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

Uffe Jørgensen Odde

Opinion

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

Avi Gopani

We Make Denmark Work

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

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Au pairs skip the Danish lessons

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Political fumble: How Pape lost it

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Opinion

A sober month in Copenhagen

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New report reveals why digital talents leave Denmark

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

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Calls for reforms to attract more internationals

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Life in Denmark

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

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Economist warns: Prices will increase

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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.

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

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Science

New study: Smoking doubling the risk of depression

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The Evening Post | September 9

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New income requirements for international workers effective from October 1

Wage transparency: What do employees earn at Copenhagen University?

Whooping cough epidemic in Denmark

Copenhagen homeowners to get big tax breaks

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Copenhagen homeowners to get big tax breaks

Danish foreign minister in Kyiv for historic EU membership talks

A high-flying Indian tech talent shares his experience making it in Denmark

Architecture Day, a youth film fest, and a secret-location gig

New income requirements for international workers effective from October 1

Wage transparency: What do employees earn at Copenhagen University?

Ukrainian refugees can live and work in Denmark until 2025

Whooping cough epidemic in Denmark

Internationals are coming – and the government is sitting on its hands

‘Fredagsbar’: Why Danes drink at their universities on Fridays

Hosts and hotels still waiting for Booking.com to pay

Danish fund invests in startup founded by internationals

60 nationalities work side by side: How Boozt works with inclusion

Apple CEO visiting Denmark

Ethics Council: Raise the abortion limit to the 18th week

Things we learned on our holiday

How Moderaterne’s fast-track work-permit would benefit internationals

Families with children leave Copenhagen

Ticket prices to increase

Internationals in large numbers keep coming to Copenhagen

News round up: New flight routes to open

Welcome to all new internationals!

This Week in Copenhagen: Music, food and exhibitions

Internal battle in government on internationals

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

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

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

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

Au pairs skip the Danish lessons

Political fumble: How Pape lost it

A sober month in Copenhagen

New report reveals why digital talents leave Denmark

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

Calls for reforms to attract more internationals

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

Economist warns: Prices will increase

Dear Minister: Wake up, it’s 2023

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

New study: Smoking doubling the risk of depression