Since Tuesday at 2 PM, Donald Trump Jr. is in Greenland. While Trump Jr.’s official explanation for visiting Greenland is the promotion of podcast material, the trip is raising concerns in Denmark and Greenland due to several statements made by Donald Trump regarding a possible American ownership of the island. While the idea may seem […]
Widespread concern in Denmark over Trump’s intentions for Greenland
Donald Trump Jr. is traveling to Greenland for a private visit as his father, President-elect Donald Trump, continues to show interest in the Danish territory. The level of concern for USA´s intentions on Greenland has never been so high


Denmark attracts international workers — but forgets their partners. And job is the main issue
A new expat survey reveals a stark divide in employment outcomes: while 85% of internationals who moved for a specific job are now employed, only half of spouses who relocated with a partner have secured work
How an international became VP at Novo Nordisk — and what she wants internationals to know
A Turkish-born executive at Novo Nordisk, Emel Mashaki Ceyhan, shares what it takes to succeed in Denmark’s workplace culture — and why embracing difference matters more than fitting in
At sweet sixteen, Ziyi Xiao is the only international to represent Denmark at the International Mathematical Olympiad
When Ziyi Xiao moved to Denmark from China in 2019 at the age of 10, he could hardly foresee that only six years hence, he would be making history, both for Denmark and CIS. His journey to becoming the school’s first (and youngest) student and Denmark’s only international to make the Danish IMO team is one of passion, resilience, and sheer grit—and one that is deserving of pride and praise.
Urban shift: more people in Denmark move to larger cities
Denmark is experiencing a clear demographic shift, with more people moving to larger urban areas. Since 2015, the share of the population living in cities with over 50,000 inhabitants has grown from 37% to 42%, while rural areas have seen a steady decline.
The Ice Queen reigns in Dyrehaven
The lovely forest in Dyrehaven once again forms the setting for a magnificent outdoor spectacle when Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Snow Queen is staged by the Royal Danish Theatre. Enduring all trials in the world, it’s a story about fighting for the one you love on a journey through worlds of magic and mystery.
“I think I might be in love with Aarhus”
Emily, international from New Zealand speaks about finding home, friendship and Gaelic football in a Danish student dorm
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Denmark attracts international workers — but forgets their partners. And job is the main issue
A new expat survey reveals a stark divide in employment outcomes: while 85% of internationals who moved for a specific job are now employed, only half of spouses who relocated with a partner have secured work
How an international became VP at Novo Nordisk — and what she wants internationals to know
A Turkish-born executive at Novo Nordisk, Emel Mashaki Ceyhan, shares what it takes to succeed in Denmark’s workplace culture — and why embracing difference matters more than fitting in
“I think I might be in love with Aarhus”
Emily, international from New Zealand speaks about finding home, friendship and Gaelic football in a Danish student dorm
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