Playing with Stevie Wonder

“Isn’t he lovely,” said the crowd at the Roskilde Festival, who left able to scratch another item off their ‘once in my life’ list: seeing Stevie Wonder live.

Another item on the Roskilde bucket list is undoubtedly spotting somebody from the the Hvor er Holger? (Where’s Wally?) camp – sod’s law you have to desert your prime position right in front of the Orange Stage, but hey, you follow them back to their camp to win a key-ring.

Flying the flag for Denmark, meanwhile, was rising star Mø, but could somebody please return her bed!




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  • Barriers that internationals are facing in Denmark: presentation of the study and debate

    Barriers that internationals are facing in Denmark: presentation of the study and debate

    On Monday, 26 May 2025, Copenhagen Capacity will present the results of the Expat Survey 2025 at an event in central Copenhagen

  • An international’s book becomes a bestseller in Denmark

    An international’s book becomes a bestseller in Denmark

    As his book Quantum Humanitarian quietly reaches readers across Europe — recently ranked as the #1 hot release on Amazon in philanthropy, refugee studies, and conflict response, and a #1 bestseller in its category — Ali Al Mokdad reflects on the disconnect in modern aid work, and the quiet strength of those who lead without being seen

  • “Don’t erase who you are to fit in: STAND OUT—but with substance”

    “Don’t erase who you are to fit in: STAND OUT—but with substance”

    Ambre James-Brown didn’t just move to Denmark for a job —she stepped into a new life chapter, balancing ambition with vulnerability, and career with identity. As Vice President of Global Media & Stakeholder Communication at Novo Nordisk, she’s learned that success isn’t about assimilation. “I like to say I’m Dane-ish. More “ish” than Dane. I’m bringing the best parts of me to blend with the best parts of Denmark,” she explains.