Lemvig, Jutland’s little gem »
By Luca Polizzi, photos by Mads Krabbe and Lemvig Kommune
Lemvig is a picture-perfect small town in the western part of Jutland,
Big data analytics a gold mine for sport teams »
By Laura Galante, photos by Kio Jørgensen Ng
In the world of sports, technology plays a significant role both on and off the
Constructive Journalism: a new journalistic culture or wishful mindset? »
By Laura Galante, photos by Mathias Svold, Sabrina Skjødt, Herbert Zhang
“Bad news sells” is, or rather used to be, the mantra in
@SPOT Festival: “A New Drug? – Music as Medication” »
by Isabelle Bonenkamp
“Music is experienced, performed and shared by people in all societies, ages and social groups. Recently, neuro-scientific interest in music has
The Facebook of psoriaris »
Text by Gabriel Prieto Ch. Photos by Gabriel Prieto Ch. and Serla Rusli
An app for psoriaris patients? This was one of
Turning greenhouse gases green »
by Marlis Stubenvoll
CO2 is the classical antagonist of sustainability – until now. New research from Aarhus could turn the driver of climate
Denmark’s social policy in view of regaining the American dream »
Aarhus University guest speaker, Harvard University professor and American political scientist, Robert Putnam, tackles America’s growing inequality gap and highlights the strengths of the Danish welfare system.
Where social trust leads, corruption is absent »
Denmark emerges as the top country for the the highest level of social trust and the lowest rate of corruption on global indexes. A closer look at social interactions and tradition reveals why Denmark retains such a high standing.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle »
Denmark without waste, how a country changed the pattern of the amount of waste generated with an efficient recycling system.
The changing face of Danish citizenship »
Denmark’s citizenship laws are some of the most restrictive in Europe, and double citizenship is almost never permitted. But that will change next