If you're anything like us, your week may sometimes feel like a blur.
That's why The Copenhagen Post is trying something different on Sundays. We will take a deep breath, a step back and a second look at some of the stories that made up the past seven days both in our printed weekly newspaper and online.
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Here are just some of the stories from the week that was:
– This week's cover story looked at the firestorm of debate centred on a Danish-Iranian artist's right to free speech
– Are we headed for an EU referendum, or will the eurosceptics come to the rescue?
– Vestas announced a big partnership with Japanese manufacturer Mitsubishi
– Road pricing has been called a sound solution for curing Copenhagen's traffic woes, but the transport minister dismissed the notion, preferring instead to focus on public transport and cycleways
– Roj TV was denied a chance to have its appeal heard in Supreme Court
– Audiences are complaining more about performances they don't like, but the consumer watchdog is suggesting they take a look at the bigger picture
– An Aarhus man has accused nightclubs in that city of discrimination againt foreigners
– Lawmakers reacted to our story about foreign homeless and the problems they have finding help
– Expats love the tastes from back home. Read how some Danish businesses are working to import those foods to Denmark, and the logistical hurdles they deal with
– InOut has the scoop on what's going on in Copenhagen this week. Let managing editor Ben Hamilton tell you his picks
– Film reviewer Mark Walker didn't so much care for the new Princess Diana biopic
– In sports, Denmark's reputation for producing quality ice hockey players is growing, judging by the success some Danes are having in the NHL
Enjoy the remainder of your weekend. We'll be back at it tomorrow.
