Foreign culture festivals, sports for kids, jazz, wrestling and organic markets: Winter is yet to come. Your weekend guide

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Foreign culture festivals, sports for kids, jazz, wrestling and organic markets: Winter is yet to come. Your weekend guide

From Korean and Indian culture in the city centre to free sports for kids, Nordic literature, ceramics and live music, Copenhagen has another packed weekend ahead.
Reopened rivers, new swimming spots and free theatre for kids: What Copenhagen’s 2027 budget will change

A broad majority at City Hall has agreed on next year’s budget, with billions of kroner allocated to schools, social services and municipal buildings alongside a long list of projects across the city.
When is it time to seek therapy after moving to a new country?

Homesickness and the stress of starting over can be a normal part of packing your life up and moving to a new country. But when does it become something more? Two therapists who work with internationals explain what to look out for.
“Some jobs will become fewer, and we will need to retrain people for other roles. In the future, Denmark will need highly qualified researchers, but also teachers, nurses, carpenters, electricians and mechanics.”

During Tech BBQ, Nana Bule, chair of the Danish Center for AI Innovation, explained which jobs AI is likely to reduce, where Denmark will still face labour shortages, and why the country will need both highly skilled researchers and more nurses, teachers and vocational workers.
Denmark has universal health care. So why can mental health care be hard to access for internationals?

For people who move to Denmark, language, cost, waiting times and unfamiliar referral pathways can make an elaborate system harder to navigate.
“Do your due diligence, don’t burn bridges, play the numbers game”: How to start a business in Denmark without screwing up

From finding the right people to approaching investors and building trust, TechBBQ’s Keyvan Thomsen Bamdej explains what international founders should do, and what mistakes they should avoid, when launching a company in Denmark.

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Denmark tightens residence rules for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 59 who have not fulfilled military obligations

Ukrainian men who apply for residence in Denmark under the special Ukraine law will now have to document that they have fulfilled their military obligations and are exempt from military service in Ukraine.
Russian ambassador: Arms production poses risk to Denmark
Danish Parliament passes controversial nitrogen law

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Foreign culture festivals, sports for kids, jazz, wrestling and organic markets: Winter is yet to come. Your weekend guide

Reopened rivers, new swimming spots and free theatre for kids: What Copenhagen’s 2027 budget will change

When is it time to seek therapy after moving to a new country?

“Some jobs will become fewer, and we will need to retrain people for other roles. In the future, Denmark will need highly qualified researchers, but also teachers, nurses, carpenters, electricians and mechanics.”

Denmark has universal health care. So why can mental health care be hard to access for internationals?

“Do your due diligence, don’t burn bridges, play the numbers game”: How to start a business in Denmark without screwing up

You are invited! Our next event will be published very soon

Denmark tightens residence rules for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 59 who have not fulfilled military obligations

Russian ambassador: Arms production poses risk to Denmark

Danish Parliament passes controversial nitrogen law

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