The Happy Country: What Denmark Can Teach Us About Wellbeing
By Ingrid Friberg & Tegan Ross. A tiny museum tucked into...
Monthly Archives: May 2025
Salsa in Malmö: Mixing Cultures in the Diversity Capital of Scandinavia
Caribbean rhythms thrive in the Swedish city often compared to New...
A Letter Goodbye: Denmark to Shut Down Its Letter Mailing Service
The state-owned company PostNord will abandon this duty due to financial...
Data shows Jazz’s popularity is waning among younger audiences but still admired by many.
Jazz as a genre is “Alive and Thriving.” However, live jazz...
Danish doctors forced to work far from home in bid to combat health care inequalities
Health care inequalities between urban and rural Denmark have plagued the...
The world’s oldest tattoo shop still thrives in Copenhagen (Video version)
ALBA ABELANET, EMMA SAMPSON, ANDRÉS BARRENECHEA, 30/04/2025
The World’s Oldest Tattoo Shop Still Thrives in Copenhagen
ALBA ABELANET, EMMA SAMPSON, ANDRÉS BARRENECHEA, 30/04/2025 In the heart of...
Thrifting in Copenhagen: Style Before Savings
By: Ingrid Friberg & Tegan Ross. In Nørrebro, thrift stores are...
Voting on the Road: Australians Abroad Vote Ahead of the 2025 Election
ALBA ABELANET, ANDRÉS BARRENECHEA & EMMA SAMPSON, 01/05/2025 With the 2025...
Danish pant recycling inspires a green profitable business model amid EU climate push
The company EcoTree surfs on the European will to reach carbon...
DSB train booking system: Is it really effective?
Lack of clarity for seat reservations can make journeys on Danish...
Designated “Parallel City”: Askerød inhabitants facing uncertainty
Anxiety over being forced from home is common while the European...
Countess Danner Steps Out of the Shadows and into the light at Frederiksborg Castle
A new exhibition reclaims the legacy of Countess Danner — a...
Algorithms Tourism: How a Copenhagen Bakery Became a Global Must-Visit
By Ingrid Friberg & Tegan Ross. A small bakery in the...
Art exhibition in Malmö challenges capitalism – “Can you really own a colour?”
The exhibition ‘Drain the Öresund’ gathers artists who use local stories...
Walpurgis Eve gathers students all over Sweden – But do they actually know what they are celebrating?
Each year on April 30 students gather in parks and public spaces to...
CopenPay: A rewarding approach to sustainable tourism
As overtourism forces cities like Venice to impose fines on tourists,...
Sustainability takes stride at Copenhagen’s largest marathon yet
Set to Host Over 21,000 Runners, this 44th edition highlights growing community...
A daily stand for Palestine in central Copenhagen
Now over two months in, Asma Barchalli’s protest continues to draw...
A Healthcare System in Crisis – Foreign Health Professionals and the Struggle for Recognition in Denmark
As Denmark faces a historic shortage of healthcare professionals—particularly in general...
