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Innovative Entrepreneurship: Martina Lokajova’s Path from Czechia to Denmark

The Danish Chapter of My Life: A Little Piece of Home...

A smiling woman in a navy and silver Indian dress sits on the floor in front of tall Durga Puja idols of Goddess Durga, Ganesha and other deities, set up in a sports hall.

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Found in Translation #2 – The Kids Are Alright, or Børnene har det godt

This morning is School Photo Day for my kids and they’re up early taking far more care of their appearance than they normally would....

Found in Translation #1 – Hej, hvordan går det? Or, some introductions!

The day I spoke to LWID’s Executive Editor, Narcis, about writing this column, I’d just had what I considered a significant cultural breakthrough in...

How to live like a local – Sunday Hygge

The concept of hygge is integral to Danish life. The therapeutic benefits of hyggeligt activities include reducing feelings of anxiety, and loneliness (something often...

Building Trust and Tradition: Kristine’s Journey in Copenhagen’s Hairdressing Scene

“Hair is hair and people are people, it doesn’t matter if they are Danish or internationals in Denmark”, says Kristine Aurbakken owner of Frisør...

Innovative Entrepreneurship: Martina Lokajova’s Path from Czechia to Denmark

Who is Martina Lokajova? Martina Lokajova is a 28-year-old entrepreneur from the Czech Republic. She is the co-founder & CEO of Tempty Foods—a Danish food...