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Ukrainian refugees can live and work in Denmark until 2025
Lena Hunter
September 29th, 2023
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Plus, NATO inaugurates its quantum technology centre in Copenhagen – a “crucial step” in the advanced global weapons race, and the Koran-law faces more criticism.
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Residency rights of Ukrainian refugees are protected in Denmark and broader Europe. Photo: Lena Hunter
Plus, NATO inaugurates its quantum technology centre in Copenhagen - a "crucial step" in the advanced global weapons race, and the Koran-law faces more criticism.Full version of this article is only available to subscribers.
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