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On this week’s episode of The Danish Connection, we discuss the attack on Mette Frederiksen on a street in Copenhagen, why 14 forest kindergartens are set to close (and why they exist in the first place), the increase in the Danish citizenship application fee, a large-scale Russian disinformation attack, and why the people’s climate march for a greener Europe has raised questions over Denmark’s green priorities.
All this, plus cultural tips and hot-takes on the week’s headlines.
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In collaboration with The Copenhagen Post: @cphpost
Hosted by María Eva De Sanctis and Rachel Sheary: @_mariaeva_ and @rachsheary
Edited by Melissa Marchi: @__melissamarchi
Music by Fran De Pian: @frandepian
Fact checking Jonas Friis De Sanctis: @jonas_friis
Cover Picture by Martin Lange: @kammarad
Broadcasting from Union: @unionkbh
