Monthly Recap of Danish politics and society – March 2019 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen
We are already well into the spring month of April, but there are plenty of reasons to dwell a
Aarhus’ answer to radicalisation – a success story »
By Louise Rasmussen, photos by Guki Giunashvili, Paxels.com and Flick.com
Erhan Kilic starts telling his story in the small attic of Free
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
Lower taxes – but at whose expense? »
By Anne-Kirstin Berger, photos by Rasmus Ursin Knudsen, Lærdansk and Steen Brogaard
Even in one of the “happiest countries in the world” the
Denmark bids farewell to His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of Denmark »
By Ben Culpin, photos by Torben Eskerod and Daniela T. De Lorenzo
His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of Denmark sadly passed away
SPOT talks rock ‘n’ politics »
The concluding day of SPOT Festival 2017 brought together three renowned music commentators for a talk on rock and politics.
Earth Day: Aarhus part of the global movement in the March for Science »
Saturday saw scientists, science enthusiasts and concerned citizens gather to promote the global March for Science in the
Aarhus demonstrators join fight against racism »
Ten days after marching for gender equality at the Women’s March, protesters gathered in Aarhus once again to
Standing up for equality for all »
by Louise Soares, photos by Giang Pham
Following in the footsteps of the women’s marches around the world after the
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.