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Ask Miriam – Danish Citizenship and related issues

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LawResidency & citizenship

“Citizenship is a labyrinth but you can get there” An interview...

InterviewsLawResidency & citizenship

Studying in Denmark: Proposed Law To Limit International Education

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UN City: shaped by water, sustainability, and Danish values

On a finger jutting out of the Nordhavn neighbourhood in Copenhagen, sits an island that’s technically not part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Divided...

Negative Social Control: why the Danish Government is determined to tackle the issue

With a 137 million DKK investment over three years announced on January 19, the Danish government is signalling its commitment to stamp out negative...

The US/Denmark Conflict: How Americans in Denmark Feel

Perhaps the only thing certain about the start of Donald Trump’s second term as US president is nothing is certain. Still, no one quite...

Greenland and Denmark: A short history

Greenland and Denmark have been connected for centuries, and their relationship has been ever changing. From early villages to modern cities, it has been...

How the US election can affect businesses operating in Denmark

Post-Election Insights: The US Political Scene in the lense of Danish & European Foreign Relations Nearly a month since the decision of the American people...
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