The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – December 2018 and January 2019 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen, photos by pxhere.com, Flickr.com and Wikipedia.com
After a short break during the winter holidays, we are now back with
The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – October 2018 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen, photos by Madalina Paxaman and pxphotos.com
In October, it is all about the money: Denmark discovers it has given 12.7 billion
Letter from the editor »
Dear readers,
This autumn, Jutland Station celebrates five years of existence. While this might not seem much, for a local magazine such
Letter from the editors »
By Bettina Andersen, Project Manager and Madalina Paxaman, Editor in Chief
A new beginning at Jutland Station
It all started with an
Co-founder of ‘Occupy Wall Street’ discusses the future of democracy »
Will democracy survive? We met with Micah White before the this month’s ‘Hypotheticals’ debate in Aarhus to preview his thoughts.
Your weekly recap of Danish politics and society – Week 9 »
Curious about what is going on in Danish society? Worry no more! Each week we will bring you the main political
Zulaika, the hybrid: An Afghan’s story of growing up in Denmark »
by Zulaika Popal, feature photo: Aarhus, by Giang Pham
Growing up in two cultures has its advantages and disadvantages – my case
“Turn that immigrant sh*t off” »
#EverydayRacism is a project formed to raise awareness on discrimination, racism, and bigotry. It is a series of stories told by ordinary people
Airbnb Horror Story: ‘I think I just experienced racism’ »
#EverydayRacism is a project formed to raise awareness on discrimination, racism, and bigotry. It is a series of stories told by ordinary people
My Passport Says I’m German, But My Heart Says I’m Danish »
By Sara Abbasi, with thanks to Anna Ferrari
“Where do you come from?”
A question that is asked very often by anyone you