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    Greta Thunberg among those protesting at Mærsk HQ

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    Tristan Fender

    A large demonstration took place at Mærsk’s headquarters on Monday.The protest, led by activists from the Palistinian Youth Movement under the campaign “Mask off Mærsk”, accused the company of supporting Israel in the war in Gaza and demanded the Danish shipping giant stop supplying them with military equipment.Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was present among […]

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    Most Ukrainian refugees in Denmark are employed

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    Eight out of ten Ukrainian refugees in Denmark are employed, shows a new analysis by Danish Industry, Ritzau reports.In 2024, employment increased by almost 3,000 Ukrainian refugees. The number continues to rise.According to Steen Nielsen, deputy director of Danish Industry, this is a result of the special law that has made it possible for Ukrainians […]

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    Denmark announces new 2 billion DKK aid package to Ukraine on war anniversary 

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    Tristan Fender

    Denmark is providing an additional DKK 2 billion in aid to Ukraine, focusing on ammunition supplies and the formation of a Ukrainian brigade in cooperation with Nordic and Baltic countries.  Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced the package during her visit to Ukraine on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion. This visit follows Denmark and its European […]

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    Tonight, Copenhagen City Hall illuminated in Ukraine’s colors

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    Tonight, the headquarters of the City of Copenhagen is illuminated in blue and yellow to mark the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Copenhagen has provided shelter for thousands of Ukrainian refugees. Alongside the illumination, the Ukrainian flag flies at City Hall. Lord Mayor Lars Weiss (S) says that “On the third anniversary of […]

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    New collective agreement secures wage increases and benefits for 180,000 retail employees

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    Tristan Fender

    A three-year collective agreement between the trade union HK Handel and Dansk Erhverv ensures wage increases and improved working conditions for 180,000 employees in Denmark’s retail sector.If approved by HK Handel memebers, the agreement will take effect from May 2025 and provide a total minimum wage increase of 1,723 DKK per month by 2027. Wages […]

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    New collective bargaining agreement secured for finance sector 

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    Tristan Fender

    A new three-year collective agreement covering 46,000 employees in Denmark’s financial sector has been reached between Finans Danmark and the Danish Finance Federation.  The agreement, which runs until March 31, 2028, includes salary increases, greater flexibility in employment and improved conditions for workers. Salary The agreement secures a total salary increase of 7.4% over three years, with […]

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    FC Copenhagen clash with Chelsea in Conference League

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    Jesper Skeel

    There were only two possible outcomes of the draw, either Chelsea from England or Vitoria Guimaraes  from Portugal.

    And it was Chelsea that came out of the bowl, as the opponent in the round of 16.

    Chelsea is the best seeded team in the tournament, ahead of FC Copenhagen who were seeded second, but must be considered heavy favourites against the Danes.

    First leg will be played at Parken in Copenhagen, at March 6 6.45 pm, and the second leg will take place a week later at Stamford Bridge, London.

    For ticket info, read here

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    More than 25 % of Danish MPs experience physical harassment

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    28 % of parliamentary politicians experience physical harassment at least once a year. A new study from Aarhus University shows that more than one in four MPs in Denmark experience physical harassment – including being pushed, hit, and having things thrown at them – at least once a year.The survey was conducted by Helene Helboe […]

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    Tivoli’s green city park project has been delayed again  

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    Tristan Fender

    Turisme.nu reports that Tivoli’s plan for a green city park at the main entrance of the Tivoli Gardens has once again been delayed.The vision, initially presented in 2019 with support from Gehl Architects, aims to transform the area on Vesterbrogade by closing off traffic and creating a new green area in the city centre.The project […]

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    Tauson reaches final and biggest match of her career

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    Jesper Skeel

    The Danish tennis sensation Clara Tauson is ready for the final in the Dubai Tennis Championship after a three set win over Karolina Muchova 6 – 4, 6 – 7, 6 – 3.

    Throughout the match, Tauson had a strong serve, and deserved her place in the final, but

    Muchova didn’t go without a fight, and the players had many remarkable duels. 

    Among them in the third set, Muchova delivered the shot of the day, with a magical loop. Tauson was close to the net, but Muchova caught her, with a loop, from a so-called tweener, hitting the ball between her legs, and while her back was facing the net.

    The tournament is rated as a WTA 1000 tournament, which is just below the Grand Slams and the season finals.

    In Saturdays final Tauson will face the teenage sensation Mirra Andreeva from Russia, who won her semi final versus Elena Rybakina.

    Reaching the finals has secured the finalists at least 351.801 USD, and the winner will besides the title take home 597.000 USD

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    Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen and Elon Musk take swings at X

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    Denmark’s astronaut accuses Elon Musk of lying. This leads Musk to call Mogensen “an idiot”.The argument is based on a recent interview on Fox News, where Musk is interviewed together with Donald Trump.The interview is about the astronauts who are stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) due to safety problems on the vessel that […]

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    Agreement on wages in place for employees in stores in Denmark

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    The two bargaining organizations Dansk Erhverv and HK Handel have agreed on a three-year collective agreement for store employees, Ritzau writes.Dansk Erhverv represents the employers, while HK Handel represents the employees.According to TV2, store employees on minimum wage will receive a salary increase of around 1,700 kroner per month when it is fully phased in […]

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