On this week’s Friday show, we talk about Denmark being a bastion of hope in the coming spermageddon and the closing of forest kindergartens.
Meanwhile, Sweden is easing rules on alcohol, and the UN Security Council is playing musical chairs.
Join comedians and writers Abby, Owen and Marius every Friday as they pick through the week’s headlines and swap notes on life in the capital.
On this week’s Friday show, we talk about Denmark being a bastion of hope in the coming spermageddon and the closing of forest kindergartens.
Meanwhile, Sweden is easing rules on alcohol, and the UN Security Council is playing musical chairs.
Before even entering office, Donald Trump has made it clear that he expects NATO member states to increase their military spending. A new report by the Center for Political Studies (CEPOS) shows that this could come at a significant cost to the taxpayer
The Copenhagen Silent Film Festival 2025 will take place from January 22 to 26, focusing on the digitization of over 400 Danish silent films.
Editor-In-Chief of Greenland’s largest newspaper Sermitsiaq.AG, Masaana Egede discusses Trump Jr., media misrepresentation, deteriorating relations, ongoing discrimination, and the growing call for equality from the people of Greenland in a conference at The Copenhagen Post
As he leaves Denmark and the role as the US-envoy in Copenhagen, it is with a sense of optimism. Alan Leventhal was ambassador to Denmark for two and a half years, and he believes the Danes have much to be proud of. Among other things, winter swimming
The Copenhagen Post held a conference yesterday to shed light on Greenland. The event featured key speakers, including a prominent figure to explain the situation to the international audience, with diplomats, journalists, and subscribers in attendance.
Frederiksen announced in a brief speech on TV that she had a phone call with the president-elect. She confirmed “Donald Trump’s significant interest in Greenland” and said, “Greenland is not for sale. It is up to Greenland itself to decide on independence.”
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After a year of record-high numbers, the Danish tourism industry is set to experience substantial growth in job openings throughout the country
Denmark’s universities are thriving as talents from abroad drives innovation, positioning the country as a leading destination for international researchers. Academic and industrial leaders are now struggling to retain it
Starting January 1, 2025, Denmark introduced a new law targeting international citizens in the cash benefit system who fail to meet certain residency or employment criteria. The law requires these individuals to engage in work-related activities.
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