on 10. august 2020 at 14:55

People in Aarhus, Silkeborg, Odder, Horsens, Skanderborg and Favrskov are required to wear face masks on buses and trains as of Tuesday.

on 10. august 2020 at 12:48

Of 128 new coronavirus cases in Denmark from Saturday to Sunday, over half – 78 – were registered in second-most populous city Aarhus.

on 10. august 2020 at 11:30

Public transport passengers in Aarhus were on Monday offered free face masks by regional operator Midttrafik.

on 9. august 2020 at 11:51

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen wrote a lengthy message on her Facebook Page on Friday evening, warning people about the rise in coronavirus infections in the country and hinting that face masks could become mandatory if needed.

on 9. august 2020 at 9:12

Meat giant Danish Crown announced on Saturday it had closed a large slaughterhouse in Denmark after nearly 150 employees tested positive for the coronavirus.

on 9. august 2020 at 7:26

Warm summer weather with temperatures in the mid-twenties is on the way to Denmark. That means crowding in popular areas.

on 8. august 2020 at 14:57

Denmark’s national rail company DSB has agreed to reintroduce the requirement for seat reservations on long-distance train journeys, after announcing earlier in the week they would abolish them.

on 8. august 2020 at 8:21

Denmark’s second city Aarhus is emerging as an outbreak area as coronavirus cases in the country begin to creep upwards. But no particular event – or group – can be blamed for the outbreak, according to an expert.

on 7. august 2020 at 15:32

Face masks are to be made a mandatory requirement on public transport in Aarhus, in response to a spike in Covid-19 cases in the city.

on 7. august 2020 at 13:57

The EU Commission has called on governments to allow couples separated by coronavirus travel restrictions to reunite, following five months of separation for many in cross-border relationships.

on 7. august 2020 at 9:38

The Danish foreign ministry is again advising against non-essential travel to Spain. An increase in the maximum number of people allowed to gather has been postponed.

on 6. august 2020 at 13:10

Are you a journalism student or early career journalist based in the EU? Are you interested in learning more about responsible reporting on migration – and putting those skills into practice?

on 5. august 2020 at 14:55

Denmark’s national rail company DSB has decided to abolish a requirement for seat reservations which it introduced earlier this year.

on 5. august 2020 at 11:28

Copenhagen Airport said Wednesday that it may lay off a quarter of its staff as it is forced to confront the massive drop in passengers due to the coronavirus pandemic.

on 5. august 2020 at 11:07

Denmark is looking into how it can offer aid to Lebanon, where a catastrophic explosion in capital Beirut on Tuesday plunged the already-troubled country into deep crisis.

on 5. august 2020 at 9:08

Epidemiologist Kåre Mølbak, the director of Danish infectious disease institute SSI, says he does not support reopening more of the country given currently coronavirus infection levels.

on 5. august 2020 at 7:36

Denmark’s Prince Joachim, youngest son of Queen Margrethe II, has been released from hospital following surgery for a blood clot on the brain last week, the palace said Tuesday.

on 4. august 2020 at 11:34

What’s the best word in the Danish language, according to English speakers? We let The Local’s readers vote, and here’s what they said.

on 4. august 2020 at 10:10

The left-wing Red Green Alliance wants face masks to be offered for free to people on lower incomes.

on 3. august 2020 at 14:23

A total of 207 new cases of coronavirus were registered by Danish authorities over the past weekend.

by Christian W on 10. august 2020 at 17:40

However, Mette Frederiksen did state that Denmark is closer than ever to making face masks mandatory The post PM: New coronavirus lockdown not necessary appeared first on The Post.

by TheCopenhagenPost on 10. august 2020 at 15:45

Elsewhere, Chinese security firm refutes espionage allegations and a new fitness chain is set to break a sweat in Denmark The post National Round-Up: Returning foreigners not repaying repatriation fees appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 10. august 2020 at 10:46

Over 60 percent of parents at least occasionally experience chaotic traffic situations on school roads The post Children face traffic mayhem as schools restart across Denmark appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 10. august 2020 at 10:43

Elsewhere, Danish ambassador appointed civilian representative for the European-led maritime awareness mission in the Strait of Hormuz The post Denmark ready to contribute 150 million kroner to Lebanon appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 10. august 2020 at 7:30

Denmark can look forward to enjoying a long and hot August this year The post Cracking weather looks set to continue appeared first on The Post.

by TheCopenhagenPost on 9. august 2020 at 6:50

When Europeans began settling in the United States, the Danish emigrants went out of their way to preserve their Danishness on a new continent, according a new University of South Denmark (SDU) study.  From Europe to the United States About 32 million Europeans emigrated to the United States between 1820 and 1930. Among them were … Continue reading Science Round-Up: How Danish emigrants to the US didn’t forget their roots The post Science Round-Up: How Danish emigrants to the US didn’t forget their roots appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 8. august 2020 at 18:19

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by TheCopenhagenPost on 8. august 2020 at 7:13

The fifth season of Netflix’s popular Spanish drama series ‘La casa de papel’ (in Danish: ‘Papirhuset’; in English: ‘Money Heist’) is being filmed in Copenhagen, reports Ekstra Bladet. Camera crews and the actor Pedro Alonso, who plays one of the main characters, Andrés ‘Berlin’ de Fonollosa, were recently spotted in Nyhavn. Huge success According to … Continue reading Culture Round-Up: Popular Netflix series spotted plotting a heist in Nyhavn The post Culture Round-Up: Popular Netflix series spotted plotting a heist in Nyhavn appeared first on The Post.

by TheCopenhagenPost on 7. august 2020 at 14:03

A historically low number of asylum-seekers have come to Denmark so far this year. In 2019, 2,716 people applied for asylum, but only 830 new asylum applications have been registered this year. READ MORE: More refugees leaving Denmark than arriving The Danish immigration service, Udlændingestyrelsen, estimates the decreased number of asylum-seekers will save the government … Continue reading Danish News Round-Up: Asylum-seeker number down by 50 percent this year The post Danish News Round-Up: Asylum-seeker number down by 50 percent this year appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 7. august 2020 at 9:11

City’s first all-timber neighbourhood, the Vejlands Quarter, a jury winner at the prestigious 2020 Architizer A+ Awards The post Future Copenhagen neighbourhood scores international architecture award appeared first on The Post.

by Letters on 10. august 2020 at 16:36

UK regulation requiring replacement of lead gunshot with non-toxic alternatives is long overdue, say Prof Debbie Pain, Prof Rhys Green and Dr Caroline Taylor Your article on a Unicef report (One in three children have dangerous levels of lead in their blood, 30 July) highlights the risks of neurological harm to hundreds of millions of children globally. Although most come from poorer countries, pockets of high blood lead exist elsewhere.In Europe most lead exposure is via the diet, and one source that can be readily eliminated is lead fragments from ammunition used to shoot wild game. This source is frequently neglected, including in the Unicef report. Unicef recommends both better monitoring and implementing prevention and control measures. However, in 2018 the UK National Screening Committee (NSC) recommended against screening for elevated blood lead levels in young children, so the extent of children’s exposure is unknown, and no comprehensive primary prevention strategy exists. Continue reading…

by Peter Bradshaw on 7. august 2020 at 8:00

Lisa Loven Kongsli’s historian has an affair with a construction worker razing community land in this cryptic, enigmatic dramaDanish film-maker Anna Sofie Hartmann has crafted this elegant, muted docu-fiction about our fragile sense of identity and place. It’s a movie whose subtle thoughts are in danger of being upstaged by a potent and erotic love story that surfaces and then disappears, leaving you uncertain whether finally to be more interested in that romance or the ruminations it has interrupted – or enlivened. Giraffe reminded me at various moments of WG Sebald’s The Rings of Saturn and the films of Valeska Grisebach, who appears in the final credits for “dramaturgical guidance”.Norwegian star Lisa Loven Kongsli plays Dara, who is working on an oral history project in the Danish island of Lolland, where a new road bridge connecting Denmark to Germany is being built. She is interviewing the owners of farms due to be demolished and making a record of an agrarian community that is on the point of being lost for ever. Then Dara meets and has an affair with Lucek (Jakub Gierszal), one of the Polish construction workers creating the concrete and asphalt that will be obliterating all this history. Hartmann leaves it up to us to notice the spiritual disloyalty involved in this sexual adventure; Dara herself does not ponder it. Related: Perfect 10 review – teen drama marks the arrival of a special talent Continue reading…

by Kate Connolly in Berlin on 27. juli 2020 at 13:59

Sløborn, which was filmed last year, airs on German TV as world fights coronavirusCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageWhen a bird-flu type disease originating in pigeons is discovered in northern China, the people living on an idyllic island in the North Sea think nothing of it.But one day a sailing boat carrying the mummified bodies of a British couple washes up on the island. It subsequently emerges that they have brought the virus with them. Continue reading…

on 17. juli 2020 at 8:00

A mapping project led by the conservationist Klaus Thymann has revealed a rich, varied habitat off the coast of Jutland Continue reading…

by Mike McCahill on 15. juli 2020 at 13:00

A young girl discovers she can infiltrate her snippy stepsister’s dreams in this unengaging adventure for kidsThis digimated Danish import might have shifted a modest number of popcorn deals in the days before the coronavirus came to town: it’s bright, derivative of only the most illustrious predecessors, and all over inside 80 minutes. Whether it would be worth corralling everybody in an enclosed public space for that time and thereby risking the lives of you and yours will have to be a matter for individual consumers to decide. Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 3. juli 2020 at 12:16

Expert on Hans Christian Andersen says it is ‘hard to see what is racist’ about fairytaleThe statue of the Little Mermaid in the entrance to Copenhagen harbour has been daubed with the words “racist fish”.The 107-year-old statue has often been vandalised by protesters, ranging from pro-democracy activists to anti-whaling campaigners. As recently as January, “Free Hong Kong” was scrawled on the rock on which the 1.65-metre bronze sits. Continue reading…

by Agence France-Presse on 26. juni 2020 at 0:14

EU summit intervenes to thwart Mette Frederiksen’s plan to marry her very patient ‘fantastic man’Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, thought she had finally found a date for her wedding, but has now had to postpone it for a third time due to an EU summit, she said on Thursday.Many a wedding plan has been upended by the Covid-19 pandemic and it seems not even world leaders are immune. Related: Norway and Denmark drop mutual border controls – but exclude Sweden Continue reading…

by Helen Russell on 24. juni 2020 at 5:30

In the Danish town that is home to Lego HQ, Wow Park is a forest wonderland of swings, ziplines and treehouses immersed in nature The birdsong is louder 14 metres up and there’s a citrusy tang of pine in the air. Scrambling to the top of a conifer with a six-year-old who suffers from vertigo wasn’t top of my post-lockdown bucket list, but after staring at the same four walls for weeks on end, there’s a welcome sense of perspective to spending time in a forest of 7,000 trees.This is Wow Park in Billund, the Danish town that’s the home of Lego HQ and the Lego House, and that calls itself the “Capital of Children” – with ambitions to become the most child-friendly place in the world to live and work. Billund’s newest attraction is a treetop wonderland, the largest of its kind in the country, including suspension bridges, nets in the sky, giant bouncy balls, swings and ziplines; all crafted around the trunks of giant trees. It’s like Go Ape gone Viking, with a rough and ready, hand-whittled feel.There’s a freedom to romping about, unaided, unsupervised, without any of the normal queuing at kid-angled attractions Continue reading…

by Jasper Jolly on 18. juni 2020 at 8:34

The £165m sale of 301 sites to Danish group follows departure from Japan, South Korea, the US and TurkeyTesco is selling its Polish business to a Danish group in its latest retreat from international markets as it focuses on the UK.Britain’s biggest supermarket chain said it would receive a net total of £165m for the sale of its 301 stores, distribution centres, and head office in Poland, to Salling Group, which also owns the Netto Group. Tesco said the proceeds would be used for “general corporate purposes”. Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 10. juni 2020 at 15:41

Infections keep falling in EU but reports suggest Russian death toll much higher than official figuresCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageFrance is to lift its state of emergency on 10 July, Denmark said opening its bars, restaurants and malls had not led to a rise in infections, and Austria will reopen its border with Italy next week as EU nations pursue their steady exits from lockdown.However, Germany extended its coronavirus travel warnings for more than 160 countries outside Europe until the end of August and reports suggested that Moscow’s death toll may be twice as high as Russia’s official figures.According to the Johns Hopkins University tracker, Covid-19 has infected nearly 7,300,000 people and killed more than 411,000.The EU accused China and Russia of running “targeted influence operations and disinformation campaigns in the EU, its neighbourhood, and globally” as the bloc set out a plan to tackle a “huge wave” of false facts about the pandemic.Greece said it had resumed production of chloroquine to treat people with Covid-19 and would continue trials with the drug, despite a major UK trial run by Oxford University concluding there was no evidence it worked.Iran announced more than 2,000 new infections, in line with a recent rise that its president, Hassan Rouhani, has attributed to increased testing.Taiwan said no new cases of Covid-19 had been confirmed on its territory in the past 24 hours, the 59th consecutive day without a local infection.Indonesia reported its biggest daily increase in cases for a second successive day, with 1,241 new infections taking its total to 34,316 and a death toll of 1,959.Nearly all economic and social activities have resumed in Malaysia after nearly three months in lockdown curbed the spread of the virus. Malaysians are now returning to school and can travel for domestic holidays, get haircuts and shop at street markets. Continue reading…

by Guardian correspondents on 10. juni 2020 at 15:15

Schools are reopening with staggered classes, distancing and ‘protective bubbles’Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageWhile uncertainty over the reopening of English schools continues to provoke anger, concern and incredulity in the UK, other European countries have been sending children back to class for weeks – if not months. Here’s what 10 of them are doing, or are planning to do. Continue reading…

by Jonathan Watts on 7. juni 2020 at 14:00

Many urban dwellers have gazed in awe at their newly clean cities over the last few months. But three – Copenhagen, Oakland and Mexico City – are leading the way in making such transformations permanent. How?For those not directly affected, the ability to breathe more easily and see further has perhaps been the greatest consolation amid the trauma of the coronavirus pandemic.As city after city begins to emerge from lockdown, urban planners and environmental campaigners are grappling with how to keep the clean air and blue skies that have transformed our view of the world. “Citizens around the world can see change is possible,” says Zoe Chafe, an air quality specialist with the C40 group of global megacities. “Just put yourself on the rooftop and imagine seeing mountains for the first time, and thinking how amazing it feels to realise this is possible.” Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 6. juni 2020 at 11:01

Satisfaction levels across the continent have risen and fallen, but nowhere have they plunged as for Boris Johnson’s governmentCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageAll across the continent, most Europeans now trust their leaders generally, and how they have handled the coronavirus pandemic in particular, a little less than when the crisis began – but nowhere has public confidence fallen as far and as fast as in the UK.Even leaders seen as having managed Covid-19 the most successfully, such as Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel and Denmark’s prime minister Mette Frederiksen, have suffered slight dips in popular satisfaction as the weeks have worn on.Macron remains vulnerable to a strong challenge in the 2022 presidential elections Continue reading…

by Jon Henley with Philip Oltermann, Sam Jones, Richard Orange and Angela Giuffrida on 2. juni 2020 at 8:08

From Spain to Denmark, even those who have coped with coronavirus are aware the world has changed dramaticallyCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageHer customers may be back and there are, miraculously, more of them. Spring is here; the sun is out. No one wants to dwell on what happened; everyone wants to pick up their lives again, same as before.“But still,” says Sophie Fornairon, “things have changed.” Continue reading…

by Justin McCurry in Tokyo, Josh Taylor in Melbourne, Eleanor Ainge Roy in Dunedin and Michael Safi on 1. juni 2020 at 11:08

Public figures condemn police killing of unarmed black man as people march in solidarity with US protestersGeorge Floyd protests: live updatesPeople in cities around the world have marched in solidarity with demonstrators in the US, as politicians and public figures unite to condemn the killing of George Floyd.Floyd, an unarmed black man, died on 25 May in Minneapolis after a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, knelt on his neck for nine minutes while Floyd repeatedly complained that he could not breathe. Continue reading…

by Jon Henley Europe correspondent on 29. maj 2020 at 15:23

Scandinavian neighbour barred for now because of higher coronavirus death tollCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageNorway and Denmark are to drop border controls between the two countries but have excluded their Scandinavian neighbour Sweden, which has taken a lighter-touch approach to the Covid-19 pandemic and suffered a far higher death toll.The Danish prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, told a news conference in Copenhagen on Friday that restrictions on Norwegian nationals entering the country, as well as on citizens of Iceland and Germany, would be lifted from 15 June. Related: Are female leaders more successful at managing the coronavirus crisis? Related: Coronavirus world map: which countries have the most Covid-19 cases and deaths? Continue reading…

on 29. maj 2020 at 13:28

Thanks to a virtual stand, fans of the Danish Superliga side AGF Aarhus were able to watch their season opener against Randers despite  coronavirus restrictions.The screens allowed fans to show their support – and let the players hear them – throughout Thursday’s game.The home side had little to cheer for most of the match, but Aarhus bagged a stoppage-time equaliser, sending fans watching via Zoom into raptures. Denmark returns to action with fans taking their usual places via ZoomContinue reading…

by Sam Jones in Madrid and Kim Willsher in Paris on 28. maj 2020 at 18:35

Lockdown returns to Seoul; Trump calls 100,000 US deaths ‘very sad’; community transmissions rise in EthiopiaCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe French government announced a further loosening of coronavirus restrictions on Thursday, as officials in South Korea reimposed strict lockdown measures in the Seoul area after the country’s biggest rise in infections in almost two months.The announcements came as Donald Trump described the US’s 100,000 coronavirus deaths as a “very sad milestone”, and the World Health Organization said a significant proportion of the 159,000 excess deaths recorded cross Europe since early March were linked to Covid-19.The Philippines reported 17 more coronavirus deaths and 539 new infections, the biggest number of cases reported in a single day since the virus was first detected in the country. The health ministry said infections had risen to 15,588 and 921 people had died.Deaths from the coronavirus in Italy rose by 70 on Thursday, down from 117 on Wednesday, bringing the total to 33,142. There are 47,986 people who are currently have the virus in Italy, down by 2,980 within the last 24 hours. Italy has 231,732 confirmed cases to date, including the deaths and 150, 604 survivors.Official figures from Denmark suggested that sending children back to school and daycare centres has not led to an increase in Covid-19 infections. Following a one-month lockdown, Denmark allowed children between two to 12 years of age back in day cares and schools on 15 April. Health authorities said five weeks’ worth of data had shown there had been no “negative effects from the reopening of schools”. Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 28. maj 2020 at 16:24

Governments warn of threat of second wave of cases amid local spikes in infectionsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageSeveral European countries a few weeks ahead of the UK on the road out of lockdown have experienced local spikes in coronavirus infections, but all have maintained an overall downward trend in new daily cases of the virus.Most governments, though, continue to warn of the real threat of a second wave of Covid-19 cases and to insist on the importance of physical distancing if the spread of the virus is not to pick up again as restrictions ease further.The Covid-19 pandemic is currently unfolding in “one big wave” with no evidence that it follows seasonal variations common to influenza and other coronaviruses, such as the common cold, the World Health Organization has warned. Continue reading…

by Helen Russell on 28. maj 2020 at 9:34

As the restrictions lift and we emerge blinking from our homes, it’s possible to believe that life will be good againUnder the shade of umbrellas, pensioners eat cake at a cafe, children slosh cups of juice, and students clink beer bottles, smoking, laughing and talking loudly enough to be heard above the buzz of people who are now … everywhere.On 18 May, the doors of cafes, restaurants and shops were flung wide in Denmark and the high streets are bustling again. Even hairdressers have reopened (what did we learn during lockdown? How many Danes are natural blondes).Danes have now been advised that they can see and even hug grandparents again Related: Split classes, outdoor lessons: what Denmark can teach England about reopening schools after Covid-19 Continue reading…

by By Matt Phillips on 7. august 2020 at 9:00

Denmark is enjoying one of the best-performing stock markets in the world this year. Recession-proof businesses and a strong safety net equal big gains.

by By Katharine Q. Seelye on 29. juli 2020 at 14:47

A simple tune with an old-time feel, it could embed itself in the listener’s ear as if on a continuous loop. In 1962, it became a worldwide hit.

by By Natasha Singer on 20. juli 2020 at 17:35

Some government agencies that use the software said they were surprised that Google may pick up the locations of certain app users. Others said they had unsuccessfully pushed Google to make a change.

by By Elizabeth Preston on 19. juli 2020 at 9:00

Hospitals in several countries saw dips in premature births, which could be a starting point for future research.

by By Peter S. Goodman on 7. juli 2020 at 15:16

Its decision to carry on in the face of the pandemic has yielded a surge of deaths without sparing its economy from damage — a red flag as the United States and Britain move to lift lockdowns.

by By Thomas Erdbrink on 30. juni 2020 at 16:13

One of the two white suspects has far-right ties. The prosecutor in the case called it “a personal relationship that has gone wrong.”

by By Thomas Erdbrink on 25. juni 2020 at 21:42

Temerosos del enfoque relajado del país en el combate al coronavirus, sus vecinos escandinavos cierran las fronteras a los suecos.

by By Thomas Erdbrink on 22. juni 2020 at 19:53

Fearing the country’s lax approach to combating the coronavirus, Sweden’s Scandinavian neighbors have all closed their borders to Swedes.

by By Laetitia Vancon and Patrick Kingsley on 11. juni 2020 at 9:01

A Times photojournalist and correspondent spent two weeks driving through Europe as it edged out of lockdown. Here is what they saw in six countries.

by By Patrick Kingsley and Laetitia Vancon on 4. juni 2020 at 9:18

Houses of worship have struggled to adapt to a socially distanced world. But in Denmark, one congregation set up a drive-in church at the site of a heavy metal music festival.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:54

Washing hands and social distancing are the key to stop the corona virus spreading, not more government intervention, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in an interview with DR News, Sunday. The PM, who’s… The post PM cautious about intervention as infections rise appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:51

169 new infections….Voters support compulsory masks…5 million face masks for Aarhus….Danish Crown shuts down for a week…. 169 people tested positive for covid-19, Saturday, the highest single-day figure since April. 79 new cases… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:47

All asylum seekers who arrive in Denmark in the future will be required to attend a mandatory orientation course run by the newly-formed Repatriation Agency. Integration Minister Mattias Tesfaye said they need to… The post Warning to asylum seekers who refuse to return home appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:45

The government has donated a further DKK150m (€20m) to relief efforts in Lebanon following the massive blast at the port of Beirut last week that killed at least 158 people and injured about… The post Government places conditions on emergency aid to Lebanon appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:42

Partially state-owned Danish e-sports media company BLAST has been hit with a social media storm for signing a partnership deal with Saudi Arabia’s planned $500bn ‘city of the future’, Neom. E-sports fans have dismissed… The post State-sponsored gaming company under for investment in Saudi city appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:38

Five Swedish men go on trial today, accused of murdering two rivals in a gangland slaying in Herlev, north-west of Copenhagen, in June last year. It was reported at the time how the… The post Swedish gang members in court appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 9. august 2020 at 17:48

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: The government delayed the planned increase in public gatherings from 100 to 200 following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections. Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard urged… The post The Week That Was, August 2nd – 9th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:55

Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard has urged the government to impose a lockdown on the country’s ghettos following a disproportionate increase in the number of covid-19 infections amongst ethnic minorities. National… The post DPP demands ghetto lockdown as corona ravages minorities appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:54

The government has delayed the planned increase in public gatherings originally scheduled for tomorrow. Following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke said last night that he wouldn’t be going… The post Health Minister delays reopening process appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:52

A comparison of the number of new corona cases in Europe over the past 14 days shows Denmark is ‘mid-table’ – 13th out of 30 countries with 13.3 infections per 100,000 residents, just… The post Schools reopen but is Denmark ready? appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:54

Washing hands and social distancing are the key to stop the corona virus spreading, not more government intervention, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in an interview with DR News, Sunday. The PM, who’s… The post PM cautious about intervention as infections rise appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:51

169 new infections….Voters support compulsory masks…5 million face masks for Aarhus….Danish Crown shuts down for a week…. 169 people tested positive for covid-19, Saturday, the highest single-day figure since April. 79 new cases… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:47

All asylum seekers who arrive in Denmark in the future will be required to attend a mandatory orientation course run by the newly-formed Repatriation Agency. Integration Minister Mattias Tesfaye said they need to… The post Warning to asylum seekers who refuse to return home appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:45

The government has donated a further DKK150m (€20m) to relief efforts in Lebanon following the massive blast at the port of Beirut last week that killed at least 158 people and injured about… The post Government places conditions on emergency aid to Lebanon appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:42

Partially state-owned Danish e-sports media company BLAST has been hit with a social media storm for signing a partnership deal with Saudi Arabia’s planned $500bn ‘city of the future’, Neom. E-sports fans have dismissed… The post State-sponsored gaming company under for investment in Saudi city appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:38

Five Swedish men go on trial today, accused of murdering two rivals in a gangland slaying in Herlev, north-west of Copenhagen, in June last year. It was reported at the time how the… The post Swedish gang members in court appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 9. august 2020 at 17:48

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: The government delayed the planned increase in public gatherings from 100 to 200 following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections. Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard urged… The post The Week That Was, August 2nd – 9th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:55

Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard has urged the government to impose a lockdown on the country’s ghettos following a disproportionate increase in the number of covid-19 infections amongst ethnic minorities. National… The post DPP demands ghetto lockdown as corona ravages minorities appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:54

The government has delayed the planned increase in public gatherings originally scheduled for tomorrow. Following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke said last night that he wouldn’t be going… The post Health Minister delays reopening process appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:52

A comparison of the number of new corona cases in Europe over the past 14 days shows Denmark is ‘mid-table’ – 13th out of 30 countries with 13.3 infections per 100,000 residents, just… The post Schools reopen but is Denmark ready? appeared first on seven59.

by Your Danish Life Team on 10. august 2020 at 15:51

Danish health authorities say that the virus is behaving as expected as the epidemic is still here but is under control. The article continues below. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 10. august 2020 at 9:16

Latest update predicts that it will remain hot all week, maybe ending with showers and thunder next weekend. The article continues below. By Bente D. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 8. august 2020 at 11:54

On all buses and trains in Aarhus as of Friday 7 August for all passengers above the age of 12, facemasks are now mandatory. The …

by Your Danish Life Team on 7. august 2020 at 12:28

The local train called, ” The Pig” is an easy way to reach the magnificent coastline if you don’t own a car. Find our tips …

by Your Danish Life Team on 6. august 2020 at 15:08

A couple of large clusters are responsible for some of the recent increases seen in spread of coronavirus notably in Aarhus and in Ringsted. The …

by Your Danish Life Team on 6. august 2020 at 14:08

The Danish travel guidelines have been updated with amendments as of 6 August. New: Spain  now on list of closed countries. The article continues below. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 4. august 2020 at 11:16

Bent Fabric was his name in English, he is to date the only Danish musician ever to receive a Grammy. The article continues below. By …

by Your Danish Life Team on 29. juli 2020 at 12:17

Good news from France, the Danish Royal House announced yesterday HRH Prince Joachim is not expected to suffer any physical effects from his blood clot. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 28. juli 2020 at 6:32

The North Zealand seaside towns are great to visit. Report from a day trip to the amazing coastline and small sleepy seaside towns only 65 …

by Your Danish Life Team on 23. juli 2020 at 11:29

Are you a fan of French Impressionism? Then check out the Nordic painters, Skagensmalerne, and visit the small town of Skagen, the home and “hangout” …

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. juli 2020 at 3:59

By Kaukab Tahir Shairani, photos by Erhverv Aarhus Erhverv Aarhus CEO Marc Perera Christensen in an interview elaborated on the state of businesses The post Erhverv Aarhus assists small and medium-sized business to regain strength after the COVID lockdown appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 10. april 2020 at 17:36

By Snigdha Bansal, photos by Giuseppe Abrignani and European Union As the world grapples with the COVID -19 pandemic, Denmark has found itself The post How Internationals in Aarhus are coping with the Coronavirus lock down appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 8. april 2020 at 20:35

By Snigdha Bansal, photos by Astrid Collin and Bente Foged Madsen The journey of most successful people who have managed to create an The post TEDxAarhus is looking for speakers appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 27. marts 2020 at 10:48

By Gulden Timur, photos by Kulbroen Team and Niklas Adrain Vindelev “What we achieve inwardly will change outer reality” – writes Plutarch. This The post Regenerative space: a possible solution for stress and anxiety appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 16. marts 2020 at 9:43

by Clara Nack, photos by Aros Aarhus Art Museum and Rodolfo Martinez Few things seem more controversially discussed than how to achieve gender The post Normalize or prioritize female equality? appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 9. februar 2020 at 11:19

By Vasylyna-Kateryna Bulyk, photos by Viktor Mudryy, Dmytro Bagatyuk For some people who moved to Denmark from a less developed country, this change The post Bevar Ukraine: Ukrainians living in Denmark are helping their homeland appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. januar 2020 at 19:53

By Gulden Timur, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica, Hanne Rye Ølholm, Camilla le Dous The eco-activism is affecting all spheres of the human life, The post Sustainable Fashion in Aarhus: bring a change while having fun appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 6. januar 2020 at 19:56

By Clara Nack, photos by Paul Coltas Two young and most of all mismatching Mormon boys are sent to Uganda, on a mission The post The Book of Mormon in Aarhus: Should it all be laughed away? appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. december 2019 at 20:57

By Gulden Timur, Karakoz Ydyrys, Lisa Ossenbrink, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica, Gulden Timur, Karakoz Ydyrys, Lisa Ossenbrink, ARoS celebrates Christmas through art While The post How to enjoy the winter holidays in Aarhus appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 20. december 2019 at 18:08

by Karakoz Ydyrys, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica Moving to Denmark, one of the most cycle-friendly countries in the world can be not so The post Bicycle thefts in Aarhus: Using a good lock does not save your bike from being stolen appeared first on Jutland Station.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:54

Washing hands and social distancing are the key to stop the corona virus spreading, not more government intervention, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in an interview with DR News, Sunday. The PM, who’s… The post PM cautious about intervention as infections rise appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:51

169 new infections….Voters support compulsory masks…5 million face masks for Aarhus….Danish Crown shuts down for a week…. 169 people tested positive for covid-19, Saturday, the highest single-day figure since April. 79 new cases… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:47

All asylum seekers who arrive in Denmark in the future will be required to attend a mandatory orientation course run by the newly-formed Repatriation Agency. Integration Minister Mattias Tesfaye said they need to… The post Warning to asylum seekers who refuse to return home appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:45

The government has donated a further DKK150m (€20m) to relief efforts in Lebanon following the massive blast at the port of Beirut last week that killed at least 158 people and injured about… The post Government places conditions on emergency aid to Lebanon appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:42

Partially state-owned Danish e-sports media company BLAST has been hit with a social media storm for signing a partnership deal with Saudi Arabia’s planned $500bn ‘city of the future’, Neom. E-sports fans have dismissed… The post State-sponsored gaming company under for investment in Saudi city appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 10. august 2020 at 5:38

Five Swedish men go on trial today, accused of murdering two rivals in a gangland slaying in Herlev, north-west of Copenhagen, in June last year. It was reported at the time how the… The post Swedish gang members in court appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 9. august 2020 at 17:48

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: The government delayed the planned increase in public gatherings from 100 to 200 following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections. Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard urged… The post The Week That Was, August 2nd – 9th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:55

Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard has urged the government to impose a lockdown on the country’s ghettos following a disproportionate increase in the number of covid-19 infections amongst ethnic minorities. National… The post DPP demands ghetto lockdown as corona ravages minorities appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:54

The government has delayed the planned increase in public gatherings originally scheduled for tomorrow. Following the recent spike in COVID-19 infections, Health Minister Magnus Heunicke said last night that he wouldn’t be going… The post Health Minister delays reopening process appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 7. august 2020 at 5:52

A comparison of the number of new corona cases in Europe over the past 14 days shows Denmark is ‘mid-table’ – 13th out of 30 countries with 13.3 infections per 100,000 residents, just… The post Schools reopen but is Denmark ready? appeared first on seven59.