Al-Qaeda calls for violent revenge after Quran burning

Top Stories

“We experience it every day”: Djøf adviser warns of quiet layoff strategies

Djøf adviser Bella Lea Buono explains how quiet layoffs pressure Danish workers to resign and urges employees to question workplace changes before leaving their jobs.
Road running championships bring major road closures, while Oktoberfest, film, music and cultural events fill the city: your CPH weekend guide

This weekend in the capital will offer two very different kinds of events: large gatherings with a visible impact on the city, from the half marathon and its road closures to Oktoberfest in the city centre, and smaller events for a quieter afternoon or evening out. The programme also includes live music and events focused on social and environmental causes.
Copenhagen public transport ranks among Europe’s most expensive

The Danish capital ranked 27th out of 30 European capitals in a study. Full list.
“You are an expat, nobody is there to help you, and without a network, it is almost impossible. But you should build it like an infrastructure”

Now an Investment Director at one of Denmark’s largest public investment institutions, Claudia Colciago says her career was built on patience, trust and a professional network developed over years. Outside work, a close circle of “adopted families” made everyday life possible.
‘Don’t make any big decisions right away’: A therapist’s advice for internationals facing layoffs in Denmark

Copenhagen psychotherapist Mirjana Gavric explains why layoffs trigger survival mode, hit international workers especially hard and what helps people regain calm and control over life.
Expert insights: I came for my partner’s job. Now what?

What happens to your professional identity when you move to Denmark as an accompanying spouse? And what if the real challenge is not a lack of skills, but finding a way to make those skills visible and relevant again?