on 26. oktober 2020 at 11:07

Denmark now requires people from specified countries to produce a negative Covid-19 test on entering Denmark for work or family reasons.

on 26. oktober 2020 at 8:51

Face masks will become mandatory at all indoor public places in Denmark from Thursday October 29th. Universities and other adult educational institutes are affected by the rule.

on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:51

Denmark has reduced the maximum number of people who are allowed to gather in public from 50 to 10.

on 23. oktober 2020 at 17:43

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced at a briefing on Friday evening a number of new restrictions in response to escalating Covid-19 infections in Denmark.

on 23. oktober 2020 at 12:55

Denmark registered 859 new cases of coronavirus on Friday, the second consecutive day on which a new record has been set for the number of cases in a 24-hour period.

on 23. oktober 2020 at 12:29

The Swedish and Danish governments have agreed to stump up more cash to bail out ailing airline SAS in a recapitalisation plan that was finalised on Friday, the Scandinavian carrier announced.

on 23. oktober 2020 at 8:20

Prime minister Mette Frederiksen said on Thursday that Denmark will tighten coronavirus restrictions in the near future in response to escalating case numbers.

on 22. oktober 2020 at 12:09

A proposal to protect the family rights of British people in Europe returning to the UK has been voted down in the UK parliament.

on 22. oktober 2020 at 10:52

Denmark’s health minister Magnus Heunicke has warned that the country will see new restrictions if Covid-19 infections do not slow in coming days.

on 22. oktober 2020 at 7:31

Safe streets, opportunity in the workplace and a great quality of life are some of the reasons graduates choose to stay in Denmark. Here, four graduates talk about their journey from student to working life.

on 21. oktober 2020 at 14:41

The requirement for people with mild symptoms of coronavirus to contact their doctor before booking a test has been removed.

on 21. oktober 2020 at 7:43

The Danish man sentenced to life in jail for the murder of Swedish journalist Kim Wall aboard his homemade submarine was arrested on Tuesday after a failed prison escape bid led to a standoff with police.

on 20. oktober 2020 at 14:29

The reproduction rate for Covid-19 in Denmark is stable, according to the country’s infectious disease agency, despite an increase in the proportion of tests returning positive results.

on 19. oktober 2020 at 13:13

Copenhagen’s Lord Mayor Frank Jensen has announced he is to resign and step away from politics after a series of accounts of sexual harassment had left him on the brink.

on 19. oktober 2020 at 9:25

The proportion of coronavirus tests in Denmark that return positive results has increased in recent days. The country’s health minister has expressed concern.

on 18. oktober 2020 at 6:59

If you get invited to a Danish home for the first time, there are a few small ways you can leave a positive impression.

on 17. oktober 2020 at 8:46

How different is the Danish income tax system from that in countries with similar models – and is it more expensive?

on 17. oktober 2020 at 8:27

Many governments around Europe are ramping up restrictions in a desperate bid to stem the resurgence of Covid-19 and avoid more damaging lockdowns and ever-tighter rules. Some countries are in a better position than others, as our team of journalists around Europe report.

on 16. oktober 2020 at 13:13

A 39-year-old linked to a Neo-Nazi group in Denmark has been given a 12-month prison sentence for vandalism at a Jewish burial site.

on 16. oktober 2020 at 11:38

Covid-19 appears to leaving its mark on the Danish vocabulary.

by TheCopenhagenPost on 26. oktober 2020 at 18:41

Debt-ridden customers left in further debt by a bank accused of exploiting its most vulnerable clients The post Danske Bank encourages employees to discriminate against indebted customers – report appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 26. oktober 2020 at 18:23

Initiative would allow travellers from abroad to gain access to Denmark by producing a negative COVID-19 test The post Majority of Parliament ready to usher in coronavirus passport appeared first on The Post.

by Ben Hamilton on 26. oktober 2020 at 8:01

Denmark might be seeing its highest daily COVID-19 figures since the spring, contends expert, but this is mostly due to targeted testing The post Denmark’s ‘high’ coronavirus figures a distortion of the facts, urges academic appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 25. oktober 2020 at 17:30

How global families can achieve mobility, stability, flexibility and continuity through education The post Global Denmark: The art of threading the needle  appeared first on The Post.

by Ben Hamilton on 25. oktober 2020 at 12:00

Victor Plank Harms, a producer with extensive experience on both sides of the Atlantic, contends that the genre is playing a key role in making gender identity and sexual orientation issues far more accepted The post Stigmatised but significant: How reality TV is making a difference appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 25. oktober 2020 at 9:29

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya praises Denmark for its support: “Even if I disappear, this movement will continue” The post Belarusian opposition leader in Copenhagen: Tik tock Lukashenko appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 25. oktober 2020 at 4:00

Granted, 2020 should be written off as a bad year. And, at the time of writing this, it’s hard to see why the last quarter will not disappoint, as the theatre of the absurd that is the US election will inevitably compound a year that has been like no other.  The lows have been numerous: … Continue reading Straight Up: Refugee-phobia’s new poster-child The post Straight Up: Refugee-phobia’s new poster-child appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 24. oktober 2020 at 15:00

Arriving in Denmark nearly 13 years ago, I thought it would be an easy transition from the UK. The Danes speak great English, say it how it is and understand irony – should be easy for a northerner to fit in, hey! I had been working in communications for years, and I had great plans … Continue reading Just say it as it is: Think before you communicate  The post Just say it as it is: Think before you communicate  appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 24. oktober 2020 at 3:00

Denmark has a vegan party. And like the unappetising social event it sounds like, Veganerpartiet is unlikely to be affected by current restrictions on how many people can gather in one place.  Despite being few in number and short in the tooth, they don’t seem worried about biting off more than they can chew. But … Continue reading Early Rejser: Beating the meat  The post Early Rejser: Beating the meat  appeared first on The Post.

by Christian W on 23. oktober 2020 at 16:47

And as the number of daily cases shoots past 800, the government has significantly reduced the gathering limit from 50 to 10 The post Mandatory face masks expanded and sale of alcohol after 22:00 banned appeared first on The Post.

by Luke Harding and agencies in Copenhagen on 20. oktober 2020 at 14:41

Madsen, convicted of murdering Kim Wall in 2017, arrested shortly after escaping from Copenhagen jail A Danish man convicted of torturing and murdering a Swedish journalist has been recaptured after escaping from his suburban jail in Copenhagen by taking a psychologist hostage. Peter Madsen threatened a prison employee with what appeared to be a homemade explosive device before fleeing from Herstedvester jail, pursued by guards, who alerted a nearby police patrol. Continue reading…

on 20. oktober 2020 at 13:55

Peter Madsen, a Danish man convicted of torturing and murdering a Swedish journalist on his homemade submarine, escaped the suburban Copenhagen jail where he is serving a life sentence – but was recaptured nearby on Tuesday. Danish media showed video of Madsen sitting in the grass with his hands behind his back and police at a distance Peter Madsen: submarine murderer recaptured after Denmark jail escape Continue reading…

by Europe correspondents on 15. oktober 2020 at 19:02

A roundup of the measures affecting mask-wearing, schools and more across mainland Europe Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The governments of European countries are each responding in their own way to the second wave of coronavirus. Here we summarise the main measures being implemented in 20 mainland nations. Continue reading…

by Jon Henley Europe correspondent on 8. oktober 2020 at 4:00

Exclusive: majorities in seven countries favour Joe Biden and rate Donald Trump poorly Fewer than one in 10 Europeans expect next month’s US presidential election to be completely free and fair, and an overwhelming majority say they would like Joe Biden to triumph over Donald Trump. According to a YouGov tracker survey in Britain, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden, in only one of these countries – Italy – are more than a tenth of voters confident that the American electoral process will prove irreproachable. Continue reading…

by Cath Clarke on 1. oktober 2020 at 7:00

Danish director Malou Reymann tells the story of a father transitioning to female with almost too much empathy Danish director Malou Reymann makes her debut feature with this gentle, open-hearted drama based on her own childhood experience of her dad transitioning to female. The story is told from the perspective of 11-year-old Emma (Kaya Toft Loholt). But Reymann turns the dial on the empathy machine up to 11 – balancing the feelings of all her characters so evenly and with such generosity that in the end I did feel that the niceness of her film left it a bit pale dramatically. Related: Disclosure: behind Laverne Cox’s Netflix documentary on trans representation Continue reading…

by European correspondents on 23. september 2020 at 14:39

Tighter measures are being imposed, but they vary across the continent Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 9. september 2020 at 13:01

Peter Madsen, handed life sentence in 2018 for murder of Swedish journalist, makes confession in TV documentary The Danish inventor Peter Madsen, who was handed a life prison sentence in 2018 for the killing of the Swedish journalist Kim Wall, has confessed to the crime for the first time, in a television documentary. The 49-year-old, found guilty of premeditated murder, aggravated sexual assault and desecrating a corpse, had insisted during the trial that Wall’s death, on Madsen’s homemade submarine in August 2o17, was an accident. Continue reading…

by Agence France-Presse in Copenhagen on 4. september 2020 at 14:57

Two-metre-long sturgeon found in pantry of Danish king’s vessel that sank in 1495 A two-metre-long sturgeon, a species today near extinction, has been found preserved in the pantry of a 500-year-old Danish royal shipwreck in the Baltic Sea. “During archaeological excavations in 2019, a wooden barrel submerged inside the shipwreck revealed the almost complete and well-preserved remains of a sturgeon fish,” archaeologists from Lund University in Sweden wrote in a recent article in the Journal of Archeological Science. Related: 17th century warships linked to Sweden’s historic Vasa found Continue reading…

by AFP in Copenhagen on 1. september 2020 at 17:43

Government plan to reform sexual violence laws to remove focus on coercion and violence The Danish government has announced plans to reform sexual violence laws to make consent rather than violence the basis for determining rape. “We are moving from a system where there had to be coercion and violence for it to be rape, to one where there must be consent,” justice minister, Nick Haekkerup, told a press conference. Continue reading…

by Staff and agencies in Copenhagen on 28. august 2020 at 17:02

Danish court also sentences two men who were under 18 at time of killings to 20 years A court in Denmark has jailed three Swedish men for life and two others for 20 years each over a double murder in Copenhagen, part of a running battle between rival Stockholm gangs. The two men sentenced to 20 years were both under 18 at the time of the killings but their involvement in gang crime left them open to the highest possible sentence for minors under Danish law, said the prosecutor, Rasmus Kim Petersen. Related: Sweden records highest death tally in 150 years in first half of 2020 Continue reading…

by Peter Beaumont on 28. august 2020 at 12:10

As schools in England prepare to reopen, we examine the situation around the world Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage As schools in England and Wales get set to reopen amid continued controversy over safe conditions, attention has focused on potential evidence of coronavirus transmission in the classroom and on the experiences of other countries. Research on the ability of children of different ages to catch and transmit the virus is contradictory, and differences in education systems and social conventions make comparisons difficult. Continue reading…

by Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor on 27. august 2020 at 14:00

Only 46% of voters in Britain think their country has done well, compared with 95% in Denmark Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage People in Britain have given a worse assessment of their country’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak than the electorates of 13 other leading democracies, according to international research. Only 46% of the British population believe their country has done a good job handling coronavirus, the Pew Centre has found. By contrast, 71% of people in Sweden think their country has done a good job, and the figures rise to 86% in South Korea, 88% in Germany, 94% in Australia and 95% in Denmark. Related: The ‘shecession’: why economic crisis is affecting women more than men Continue reading…

by Torsten Bell on 23. august 2020 at 6:00

Yet in a time of crisis, poorer families dig deeper into their pockets Choose your parents wisely. Access to “the bank of Mum and Dad” painfully often determines whether or not you’ll be a homeowner. But parents are also an important source of financial support when our incomes fall in tough times, such as a pandemic-induced recession. Such support is often ignored by researchers because, unlike government support, it’s hard to measure. But luckily the Danes have produced a fascinating study, linking bank accounts and government records to identify exactly how much family support people receive – and who receives it. What do we learn? Well, obviously, richer parents provide more support, but crucially this kind of help in tough times is more important for poorer households, with parents perhaps giving more where they feel it will make more difference. This is exactly what we’ve seen in the UK with our own Resolution Foundation survey showing that 8% of poorer households received help from family and friends in the early stages of the Covid crisis, compared with 1% of the richest. Continue reading…

by Agence France-Presse in Copenhagen on 20. august 2020 at 15:23

Firm ‘wants to encourage blind and visually impaired children to explore new ways to learn’ Lego is launching a new version of its plastic bricks featuring braille in seven countries. The new bricks are the same shape as the regular ones, but the studs on top have been rearranged. Continue reading…

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 drama Danish 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 coronavirus Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage When 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 kids This 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 fairytale The 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 By Martin Selsoe Sorensen on 22. oktober 2020 at 13:04

Frank Jensen admitted to harassing numerous women over decades. His case is part of a gathering confrontation in the country over sexual misconduct.

by By Martin Selsoe Sorensen and Megan Specia on 20. oktober 2020 at 11:11

Mr. Madsen fled the Herstedvester Prison near Copenhagen after threatening staff and wearing a fake explosive belt. He was detained a short time later, the police said.

by By Lisa Abend on 25. september 2020 at 9:00

A new TV series, “The Investigation,” fictionalizes the police investigation into the killing of the Swedish journalist, resisting the usual trappings of Nordic noir.

by By Matina Stevis-Gridneff on 23. september 2020 at 21:35

The bloc wants to persuade its most anti-immigrant member countries to agree to a common policy. But the future of its new plan, like many of its details, remains uncertain.

by By Thomas Erdbrink and Martin Selsoe Sorensen on 18. september 2020 at 9:00

The program aims to counter social media that bombards young people with images of perfect bodies.

by By James Gorman on 16. september 2020 at 17:57

One of the biggest surveys ever of ancient DNA offers new evidence of who the Vikings were and where they went raiding and trading.

by By Amelia Nierenberg and Adam Pasick on 16. september 2020 at 17:34

That’s frightening. But a case at your child’s school does not mean you should panic.

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 admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:59

With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government has announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including mandatory facemasks in supermarkets… The post New restrictions: Mandatory face masks in public appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:47

945 people tested positive for covid-19 in the 24-hour Saturday-Sunday period, the highest figure ever since the epidemic hit Denmark in March and ‘extremely concerning’ according to Jan Pravsgaard Christensen, professor in Immunology of Infectious… The post Virus warning: 4,000 daily infections within 14 days appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:45

Finance Minister Nikolaj Wammen has promised the government will ‘expand and extend’ financial aid to businesses that could suffer from the latest coronavirus restrictions announced by the prime minister, Friday. Following the surge… The post Finance Minister promises more business aid appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:42

A parliamentary majority, led by the Liberals (V), has called for a corona passport that would allow tourists to enter Denmark if they can prove they are virus-free. Deputy Liberal leader Inger Støjberg… The post Corona passport for tourists? appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:40

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) is preparing to launch a proposal that would breach established legislative principles by allowing the authorities to act on anonymous reports. Following recent reports of a Muslim wife… The post DPP: Women should be allowed to snitch on imams appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:34

United Nations (UN) experts have urged the government to suspend the sale of housing units in areas designated as ghettoes until the controversial legislation has been tested by a court of law. Under… The post UN experts question legality of ghetto bill appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 25. oktober 2020 at 15:56

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including… The post The Week That Was, October 19th – October 25th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:31

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned of the need for new restrictions to combat the spread of covid-19 after 762 new cases were registered, Thursday, a single-day record. She said Denmark, like other… The post Christmas parties fall victim to corona appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:28

The corona pandemic has moved Denmark closer to meeting NATO’s 2% defence spending demand. A new NATO report shows Denmark will spend 1.47% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) on defence this year, while… The post Corona boost for defence spending appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:26

A new opinion poll shows the Social Democrats have lost some of the goodwill built up during the corona crisis while their parliamentary ally, the Social Liberals (Radikale), struggling with a sexism scandal,… The post New poll: Opposition catches up as right-wing parties make gains appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:59

With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government has announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including mandatory facemasks in supermarkets… The post New restrictions: Mandatory face masks in public appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:47

945 people tested positive for covid-19 in the 24-hour Saturday-Sunday period, the highest figure ever since the epidemic hit Denmark in March and ‘extremely concerning’ according to Jan Pravsgaard Christensen, professor in Immunology of Infectious… The post Virus warning: 4,000 daily infections within 14 days appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:45

Finance Minister Nikolaj Wammen has promised the government will ‘expand and extend’ financial aid to businesses that could suffer from the latest coronavirus restrictions announced by the prime minister, Friday. Following the surge… The post Finance Minister promises more business aid appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:42

A parliamentary majority, led by the Liberals (V), has called for a corona passport that would allow tourists to enter Denmark if they can prove they are virus-free. Deputy Liberal leader Inger Støjberg… The post Corona passport for tourists? appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:40

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) is preparing to launch a proposal that would breach established legislative principles by allowing the authorities to act on anonymous reports. Following recent reports of a Muslim wife… The post DPP: Women should be allowed to snitch on imams appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:34

United Nations (UN) experts have urged the government to suspend the sale of housing units in areas designated as ghettoes until the controversial legislation has been tested by a court of law. Under… The post UN experts question legality of ghetto bill appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 25. oktober 2020 at 15:56

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including… The post The Week That Was, October 19th – October 25th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:31

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned of the need for new restrictions to combat the spread of covid-19 after 762 new cases were registered, Thursday, a single-day record. She said Denmark, like other… The post Christmas parties fall victim to corona appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:28

The corona pandemic has moved Denmark closer to meeting NATO’s 2% defence spending demand. A new NATO report shows Denmark will spend 1.47% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) on defence this year, while… The post Corona boost for defence spending appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:26

A new opinion poll shows the Social Democrats have lost some of the goodwill built up during the corona crisis while their parliamentary ally, the Social Liberals (Radikale), struggling with a sexism scandal,… The post New poll: Opposition catches up as right-wing parties make gains appeared first on seven59.

by Your Danish Life Team on 26. oktober 2020 at 13:07

Due to the coronavirus epidemic the Danish health authorities encourage residents to avoid the American custom of trick or treating. The article continues below. By …

by Your Danish Life Team on 26. oktober 2020 at 12:50

In a press release sent out today, the Danish Police confirms that travellers arriving under the worthy cause clause will not be sent back if …

by Your Danish Life Team on 26. oktober 2020 at 11:44

Despite wanting to stay inside, cuddle up on the couch and drowse away any grey days, it is highly recommended to go outdoors for fresh …

by Your Danish Life Team on 25. oktober 2020 at 21:15

NEW is that travellers from an otherwise banned country within the EU/Schengen/UK who are allowed to enter due to an exemption rule, the worthy cause …

by Your Danish Life Team on 23. oktober 2020 at 21:05

In this evening’s press meeting the Danish Prime Minister announced new mandatory regulations for wearing a facemask. The article continues below. By Bente D. Knudsen …

by Your Danish Life Team on 23. oktober 2020 at 20:45

A serious looking Prime Minister appealed to the Danish good sense and understanding of the need to reduce social contacts to reduce spread. The article …

by Your Danish Life Team on 23. oktober 2020 at 9:34

In South Jutland you will find the Danish part of the Wadden Sea at National Park Vadehavet, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Check out the …

by Your Danish Life Team on 22. oktober 2020 at 15:08

The Danish travel guidelines have been updated with amendments as of 22 October. As expected Germany was added to the list as well as Cyprus. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 22. oktober 2020 at 14:34

The weekly update of countries and regions, which the Danish authorities want to keep people from travelling to, added several Swedish regions to the list. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 22. oktober 2020 at 12:03

Find our best tips for a delightful excursion to Møn, just a short drive from Copenhagen. The article continues below. Pictures and text by Pippa …

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 26. oktober 2020 at 6:59

With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government has announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including mandatory facemasks in supermarkets… The post New restrictions: Mandatory face masks in public appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:47

945 people tested positive for covid-19 in the 24-hour Saturday-Sunday period, the highest figure ever since the epidemic hit Denmark in March and ‘extremely concerning’ according to Jan Pravsgaard Christensen, professor in Immunology of Infectious… The post Virus warning: 4,000 daily infections within 14 days appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:45

Finance Minister Nikolaj Wammen has promised the government will ‘expand and extend’ financial aid to businesses that could suffer from the latest coronavirus restrictions announced by the prime minister, Friday. Following the surge… The post Finance Minister promises more business aid appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:42

A parliamentary majority, led by the Liberals (V), has called for a corona passport that would allow tourists to enter Denmark if they can prove they are virus-free. Deputy Liberal leader Inger Støjberg… The post Corona passport for tourists? appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:40

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) is preparing to launch a proposal that would breach established legislative principles by allowing the authorities to act on anonymous reports. Following recent reports of a Muslim wife… The post DPP: Women should be allowed to snitch on imams appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 26. oktober 2020 at 6:34

United Nations (UN) experts have urged the government to suspend the sale of housing units in areas designated as ghettoes until the controversial legislation has been tested by a court of law. Under… The post UN experts question legality of ghetto bill appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 25. oktober 2020 at 15:56

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: With the number of registered corona cases fast approaching 1,000 per day the government announced a raft of new measures aimed at breaking the chain of infection, including… The post The Week That Was, October 19th – October 25th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:31

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned of the need for new restrictions to combat the spread of covid-19 after 762 new cases were registered, Thursday, a single-day record. She said Denmark, like other… The post Christmas parties fall victim to corona appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:28

The corona pandemic has moved Denmark closer to meeting NATO’s 2% defence spending demand. A new NATO report shows Denmark will spend 1.47% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) on defence this year, while… The post Corona boost for defence spending appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 23. oktober 2020 at 4:26

A new opinion poll shows the Social Democrats have lost some of the goodwill built up during the corona crisis while their parliamentary ally, the Social Liberals (Radikale), struggling with a sexism scandal,… The post New poll: Opposition catches up as right-wing parties make gains appeared first on seven59.