Opinion
DSB
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Conrad Molden
In Denmark I have had trains cancelled, been forced on the togbus and even a tree smash through a carriage window. It’s been wild eleven years of DSB. But I’ll say something unpopular, brave and hypocritical: I think they’re really good.
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Vivienne McKee
In Denmark, around 1.3 million people, choose to live on their own. In fact all of the Nordic countries have a high percentage of one person households. It is a more expensive choice but , if money was no object, which would you choose?
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Xinxin Ren Gudbjörnsson
Most hairdressers in Copenhagen treat Asian hair as a huge inconvenience. Even if they are willing to give their best, their best is rarely good enough. Now, my hairdresser is skipping town. Should I shave my head again?
There are many expats in Denmark, but in the political realm, no one talks about them. If expats want to have their voice heard in the public debate and influence the rules they live under, they need a political voice.
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David Munis Zepernick
If you are looking for a Danish partner aged 25-29 the odds are good.
The ability to tolerate ambiguity is a measurement of great leadership – and you’ve gained it from your international career.
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Abby Wambaugh
Growing up in America, I didn’t have to think about the monarchy. I didn’t think I cared. But at about 6:40pm on New Years Eve, I developed more feelings.
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Conrad Molden
When I imagined having an electric car it was like entering the future – with some sort of digital goggles, cybernetic robotic elements growing from my arms and of course a giant ‘mega Dane’ badge.
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Xinxin Ren Gudbjörnsson
I’m a Danish/Chinese writer living in Copenhagen. My life is mainly about eating and writing. My writing is definitely an acquired taste – like kimchi. And in the west, kimchi is not for everyone.
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Josefine Campbell
I used to be quadruple national jiu jitsu champion. What I learned from my Sensei about managing and preparing for a battle, I have also found extremely useful for coaching and training executives in multinational corporations.
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Lisa Martin
On her first Danish Christmas, Australian journalist Lisa Martin realised she had a mild case of pyrophobia.
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Dr. Halla Diyab
Visually violent incidents such as Quran burning create an oppressive atmosphere in which Danish Muslims are susceptible to alienation and a retreat from their sense of belonging in Denmark. The new bill underlines that Muslims are a valued part of Danish culture and society and that Denmark respects the rights and freedoms of all its citizens.