Tag: Ribe
This is how you heal a brain that has been stressed to the point of exhaustion
Homework and keeping an eye on the kids, while you take responsibility and put in extra effort at work. It can be too much. What can be done about the fact that it is mostly women who are on sick leave for exhaustion syndrome? The brain scientist Hedvig Söderlund tells about when she herself walked…
News round: Chairman of the trade union rejects the need for more internationals
After a quiet start to his new job, the chairman of FH, Morten Skov Christiansen, enters the debate and says no to more international matches and tax breaks. Fewer children grow up in the countryside, and entrepreneurs leave Denmark The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in…
New report reveals why digital talents are leaving Denmark
A new report finds one major determining factor for whether international digital talents stay in Denmark for a longer period of time. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent…
“It felt like home because musicians are the same everywhere”
Tanja Achilles is a professional solo harpist from Moscow, trained at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory. She pursued her music studies in Copenhagen with an advanced course for soloists. I settled in Denmark because… I married a Dane. I never thought of moving here before. I have not even been here or to other Scandinavian countries before.…
New study: Smoking doubles the risk of depression
Researchers from Aarhus University have unveiled a startling finding: Smoking significantly increases the risk of depression. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with…
Calls for reforms to attract more internationals
Danish Industry is calling for reforms to ensure more international labour. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with the support of our readers.…
Economist warns: Prices will rise
The Economist warns that it will become more expensive to visit gas stations. Nordea finds the situation “a little worrying.” The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can…
News overview: Pain at the doctor and the housing market
Tuesday’s news is about trouble with interpreter fees, the Danish model and continued problems and joys on the housing market The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can…
The increase in the consumption of nicotine pouches among Danish young people
Increasing smokeless nicotine use among Danish youth gives rise to health concerns. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with the support of our…
Minister rejects demands for a larger international workforce
Employment Minister Ane Halsboe Jørgensen does not want to open Denmark’s borders to more foreign workers The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with…
Iranian nurses receive a warm welcome in the Danish healthcare system
The Danish embassy in Tehran is busy. Many nurses want to work in Denmark, and they receive a warm welcome The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can…
Sarah Klang – no longer Sweden’s saddest girl
The critic Jan Gradvall described her album “Love in the Milky way” as the best Swedish debut album – ever. Her voice has been called “cracking” and her lyrics as written by a 75-year-old with life experience. In short, Sarah Klang, who is releasing her fourth album this autumn, has the East’s praise. And this…
Covid chief gives a broad diagnosis for challenged healthcare
During the covid epidemic, Søren Brostrøm became a hero in Denmark. Now he comes up with a series of recommendations that will make the Danish healthcare system healthy The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all…
Economic overview: Inflation has fallen – more apartments for sale
Good news for the Danish economy to start the week. Inflation is falling, apartment sales are moving The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published…
Well-educated immigrants report more discrimination
Paradox: Better integration seems to go hand in hand with more reports of discrimination and exclusion The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post Our independent reporting can only be published with…
Government support is waning: “If the economy is doing so well, why aren’t ordinary people feeling it?”
The prime minister, foreign minister and economy minister are on a meet-and-greet tour of Denmark to gather support: but voters and municipalities outside the capital are furious about welfare cuts at a time of economic boom. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in…
Property valuations still in doubt
Many of the home owners who were due to receive their new valuation of their home soon have to wait even longer due to an unreliable IT system The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all…
Documentary reveals the bitter truth about Copenhagen fine dining
The two-part miniseries, based on over 70 employee testimonials and undercover footage, is a long-awaited and much-needed platform for restaurant workers to speak out about inhumane conditions in high-end hospitality. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access…
Russian pilot’s secret escape from Putin’s army
Sweden’s Radio’s Russia expert Fredrik Wadström recounts the defection described as a success for Ukraine and a setback for Russia. Ukraine has called on Russian soldiers and commanders to abandon their missions – and now it is revealed that a helicopter pilot with an advanced combat helicopter has switched sides. Host: Robin Olin Guest: Fredrik…
The government starts a silent offensive
After a difficult start with an absent leader of the Liberal Party and strong speculation about a NATO job for Mette Frederiksen, the government is trying to get back on track with new measures. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your…
Copenhagen’s M4 metro line is being extended
Five new metro stations in Sydhavn are being added to the M4 line, and an M5 line is also on the way. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post. Our independent…
Trial begins for undercover Danish IS recruit abandoned by intelligence services
A striking high court case starts today, where 33-year-old Ahmed Samsam is fighting to prove that he is an undercover agent for Denmark – even though he has been in prison for almost six years. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot…
What is the Danish ‘cake man’ birthday cake?
This beloved sweet treat is a staple at Danish birthday parties. But why is everyone screaming? The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post. Our independent reporting can only be published with…
50 horses found in mass grave on notorious Jylland farm
“The smell of rot hung heavy in the air,” said a DR reporter at the excavation site at the Stutteri Viegård breeding ground yesterday. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post.…
Fathers take longer parental leave, mothers less
The first figures on leave patterns show a significant change. Danish fathers and co-parents take more leave with newborns, while mothers take less. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited access to all of The Copenhagen Post. Our…
Majority votes yes to new ‘Palestine Square’
The local residents want it. Several parties are against it. Does the municipality take sides in the Israel-Palestine conflict? The committee chairman says no, and points to the existing Israel Square. The full version of this article is only available to subscribers. Already a subscriber, log in here: sign in Forgot your password? Get unlimited…
Drugs and original sin – the family and co-dependency | Part 3/3
Monika’s son Johan begins to abuse in his early teens. He drops out of school and runs away from home. For the family, it is the start of a downward spiral. – My parental responsibility is to protect my child. But no matter how hard I try, I can’t stop him from taking drugs, says…
Kajaani pays cyclists to describe bike paths with the app
According to the CEO of the CrowdSorsa application, users can earn up to 20 euros per hour by participating in the project.
The story of the Swedish wolf resistance
The Swedish, organized resistance against wolves stands out in Europe. Nevertheless, the wolf tribe has grown in recent years and wolves are now established in Scania as well. Hear Niklas ZachrissonVetenskapsradion Klotet’s program manager, tell us about how resistance to wolves has grown in Sweden. Host: Robin Olin Guest: Niklas Zachrisson, Vetenskapsradion Klotet Producers: Ludvig…
The bribery scandal at Sparbanken Väst
Soon the suspicions are directed against the bank manager “Yngve” and some of his business partners. Prosecutor Gunnar Andersson uses the most modern technology – computers – to find out what happened. The tracks lead to some of the world’s most notorious tax havens. Yngve himself says that the police are wrong and that he…
Netflix cracks down on serial account sharing
Billions in revenue lostWith around 1.1 million subscribers in Denmark, Netflix is by far the most popular streaming service in Denmark – well ahead of Disney+ (600,000) and HBO Max (450,000). The streaming service has an estimated 232 million subscribers worldwide, but those subscribers share accounts with over 100 million other non-paying households. Netflix is…
Charlotte von Essen
Cases such as threats from other countries and violent extremism end up on her table. For six years have Charlotte von Essen worked at the Security Police and was appointed chief executive two years ago. As head of the security police, she leads the Säpo organization with around 1,400 employees. She has previously worked as…
Lina Wolff
She is described as a writer who writes absurd, brutal and breathtakingly suggestive. Her novels have received rave reviews, most recently “Djävulsgreppet”. For the breakthrough novel “The polyglot lovers” was awarded Lina Wolff The August Prize and for “Meat Time” she received Aftonbladet’s literature prize. Her books have been translated into 23 languages. Lina Wolff…
Are Swedish children going hungry – and whose responsibility is it?
Discussion about hungry students that Swedish politicians talk about, and whose responsibility it is that children get enough food. But the talk about hungry children is being questioned. Not being able to afford takeaway pizza, semi-finished products, and frozen meals should not be described as the children being hungry, writes Lena Andersson in a text…
The Finnish economy seems to be recovering from the recession immediately
Economists described the latest preliminary figures as strong, but broadly warned that it is possible they will be lowered when the Statistics Office reviews them again at the end of the month. Timo HirvonenHandelsbanken’s chief economist tweeted yesterday that the quick forecast will make many economists abandon their economic forecasts. “That’s the end of the…
Right now: The votes are being counted in Turkey – hear from our correspondents on the ground
Now the votes are being counted in what has been described as a fateful election for Turkish democracy. Hear our correspondents on the ground in Ankara and Istanbul. And analysis from Paul Levin, director of the Institute for Turkish Studies at Stockholm University.
The Wetland Activists’ Cunning Plan to Disturb You
Niklas Zachrissonprogram manager for Vetenskapsradion Klotet describes the well-thought-out strategy behind the activist group Restoring Wetlands’ actions around Sweden. The news podcast Today’s Eco gives you a story every weekday morning with presenters Robin Olin and Lena Nordlund and with Sveriges Radio’s sharpest journalists. Host: Robin Olin Guest: Niklas Zachrisson, program manager for Vetenskapsradion Klotet…
Maintenance treatment for addiction should be controlled
The Health Minister says the case of a psychiatrist who recently had his prescription revoked is unprecedented given the amount of opioid drugs prescribed. So-called maintenance treatment should not be the responsibility of individual doctors and requires a comprehensive government policy on drug use. Recently, the Ministry of Health confirmed the decision of the Chief…
The birch pollen season starts in earnest in Denmark
Every year, it is no exaggeration to say that thousands of new arrivals are caught off guard by the arrival of the dreaded birch pollen season in Denmark. Many will never have suffered from hay fever or other allergies in their home countries and may assume they have a bad cold or even the flu.…
MobilePay may soon start collecting payments from its customers
MobilePay may soon start collecting payments from its customers, according to a report today The stock exchange. Claus Bunkenborg, the head of Mobilepay in Denmark, tells finansavisen that an overhaul is being seriously considered after a loss of DKK 342 million for 2022, with another large deficit expected this year. “Of course we’re thinking about…
According to this year’s amendment to the electoral law, the vote of the Polish diaspora in Iceland can easily be considered as null and void
The amended Electoral Code describes when a vote in precincts abroad is “deemed not to have taken place”. In Article 230, § 2 of the Electoral Code, amended in 2023 by PiS under the “legislative express” mode, it states: “If the district electoral commission does not obtain the results of voting in voting circuits abroad…
Danish report: lower risk of hospitalization with Omicron
Register in case, but not admissions Yesterday, it was revealed that over 10 percent of the country has had COVID-19 over the past month. Just over 40,000 confirmed cases were registered on Wednesday, while Denmark last winter only registered more than 4,000 cases a few times. However, the highest number of admissions so far this…
Old golden necklace found in Jutland
Day trip to Ribe? Feveile also does not think it was moved, as the golden necklace is in such good condition and has retained its shape. The ring is 21 cm in diameter at the widest point and decorated with crescent recesses ‘stamped’ into the gold (see photo below). This kind of decoration is only…
Makei arrives in Sweden for OSCE Council of Ministers meeting
Vladimir Makei. An archive photo MINSK, 1 December (BelTA) – Belarus’s Foreign Minister Vladimir Makei has arrived in Sweden to attend the meeting of the Council of Ministers for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) expected on 2-3 December, BelTA was informed by the Belarusian Foreign Ministry’s press service . During the visit, Vladimir Makei…
Sweden’s National Theater is staging its first production of Israel in Yiddish ever
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Arnaldur Indriðason received a literary award
As reported by Morgunblaðið, on the Day of the Icelandic Language celebrated yesterday, the writer Arnaldur Indriðason received the Jónas Hallgrímsson for his contribution to the development of the Icelandic language. Arnaldur describes this award as a great and unexpected honor. “Such an award gives an indication that you are doing something good for Icelandic…
Johan Rockström saw the joy of the f-word at the climate meeting
The climate summit is over, and is described as successful from a diplomatic point of view – but still we seem to miss the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees. So how do we make sure the temperature doesn’t rise any more? Is it even practically possible, given that the space to emit…
EXTRA SECTION: The hybrid attack on the EU
The situation that has arisen in connection with the refugee crisis on the border between Belarus and Poland has been described by several as a hybrid attack. A term that has become increasingly common to describe certain security policy problems. “It’s like tailoring an approach that focuses on the weaknesses of the country you want…
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Swedish agency proposes exercises where students claim that the Holocaust did not take place in Israel
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The Ministry of Defense requires a risk analysis of the nuclear power plant project
Rosatom owns 34 percent of the consortium’s shares through its subsidiary RAOS Voima. “Doing such risk analyzes has become a bit more common. We see more clearly that in this situation it can be justified “, Sara Kajander, The head of the Ministry of Defense’s Environment and Real Estate Unit told BTI. He added that…
Doctors on call: Get coronary tests for fever and cough
Some doctors experience that patients show up in their practice with symptoms of corona, but without having had a coronal test. The call from the doctors is clear: get tested if you are ill. If you have covid symptoms, you must be tested. And if you go to the doctor with such symptoms, the doctor…
Dagbladet Børsen’s financial guardian angel
The newspaper manager, who has a degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in economics, was brought in as marketing manager at Forlaget Børsen in 1969. The stock exchange was then a slightly tainted publication and had just over 11,000 subscribers. Since then, Preben Schack advanced in 1978 to CEO of the publishing house and…
Charge: Seven children in institutions fell victim to abuse
The indictment concerns so-called sexual intercourse other than intercourse against five of the children. When victims are under 12 years of age, it is described in the Penal Code as rape, even if no use has been made of coercion or violence. In the case of two of the children, according to the prosecution, there…
Police operation in Norway – man with bow in store
A major police operation is underway in Kongsberg west of Oslo after a man with a bow and arrow shot at people, several Norwegian media report. The man must have been inside a grocery store and aimed at people in the store. The man has now been arrested, the police describe the incident as serious.…
13,800 college students have received an inquiry into the academic progress of the process
The academic progress of university students is assessed on the basis of financial aid data and the number of credits earned. The assessment can focus on the academic year 2020−2021 or the entire period during which the student has completed university studies in Finland. It takes into account all credits earned in Finnish universities and…
Sweden is hosting a global forum to combat Israel’s anti – Semitism
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Former director of service for Isavia found guilty of accepting a bribe
The former director of Isavia’s service department, Iceland’s airport and air navigation operator, was found guilty of accepting a bribe in connection with the airport parking lot ticketing service. RÚV reports that on Friday the Court of Appeals overturned a previous Reykjavik District Court ruling on the case finding the director guilty of fraud and…
15-year-old assaulted by a masked man on a path in Allerød
– At one point she turns around and then the other girl is gone. She drives back and finds her friend, who is sitting and crying, says duty officer David Eckert from North Zealand Police. The girl, who was driving in the back, has told police that a dark-clad man jumped out of the woods…
Car sharing in Hafnafjörður, Garðabær and Akureyri
Car sharing is now available to residents of Hafnarfjörður, Garðabær and Akureyri. In recent years, such a service has appeared in thirteen places. In Hafnarfjörður, the car park will be on the corner of Fjarðargata and Linnetsstígur streets, and in Garðabær on Garðatorg. Car sharing will be available in Akureyri in the next few days.…
Men tried to abduct schoolgirl
A girl was abducted on Thursday morning in Næstved on her way to school when two people in a reddish-brown car tried to grab her. It informs the police. The incident happened at 08.10 on Orenæsvej. Here, the 12-year-old was riding his bicycle when two people in a car stopped and grabbed her. The girl…
The musician is still fighting for Africa
On October 5, he turns 70 years old. Bob Geldof managed to work in a slaughterhouse, in a factory with canned peas and as a music journalist before becoming lead singer in The Boomtown Rats in 1975. One of the band’s most famous and controversial songs is “I Don & apos; t Like Mondays” from…
Officer forced to hand over weapons – two men are being chased
At 02:00 on Friday night, the police were in Herlev with a so-called Lima patrol – Lima is in charge. Coincidentally, an officer caught sight of two men whom he was shouting at. The men ran off on foot and the officer followed them. The two split up, after which the officer was confronted by…
Firefighters are positive after meeting with Minister on PFOS
– Our Minister of Employment was very listening in relation to the things we do in our profession, and would meet us on virtually all points, he says. The chairman says, however, that he has not been promised anything concrete about whether and when the firefighters can have a blood sample taken to see if…
The prosecutor dropped the ethnic agitation charge against a former Left Alliance official
The prosecutor has dropped the charge against the former director general of the Western Finland branch of the Left Alliance for ethnic unrest. Former party official, Misha Dellinger, was suspected of the charge because Tweets were published in 2016 on the microblogging site Twitter. The Tweets called for acts of violence against, among others, “fascists”…
Witness sees three men force young woman into car
The episode happened at the facility in Vestergade around 21.14. The woman is described as about 20 years old and with blonde hair. – We get a report from someone who has seen a man standing and tumbling with the woman to get her into a car. Then two more men come, and then they…
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Lapid talks to Sweden FM and renews contacts at a high level after 7 years in Israel
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Politicians criticize emergency preparedness in case of missed 112 calls
Chairman of the Capital Region Lars Gaardhøj (S) and the executive committee in the region criticize the Capital Emergency Management Agency in the case of lost 112 calls. This is stated in a press release after a meeting of the executive committee on Tuesday. – We in the executive committee are dissatisfied with the fact…
Inflation in Finland will rise to 2.2 per cent in August
According to preliminary data published by Statistics Finland on Tuesday, inflation in Finland, ie the annual change in consumer prices, rose to 2.2 per cent in August. The corresponding figure for July was 1.9 per cent, and the latest figures continue this year’s trend, where Finnish inflation is rising monthly from the comparison period. For…
FACTS: Here you will find the new local police stations
On Monday, a new police station opened in Esbjerg, while a so-called satellite station opened in Brande. In addition to 20 local police stations, there are three satellite stations, which have shorter opening hours than the others, as well as a single station (Ribe), which already existed, but which with the agreement has had its…
Police are looking for witnesses after the murder of young Syrians in Nørrebro
It is a 26-year-old Syrian man who was stabbed to death on Tuesday night on Hans Tavsens Gade in Nørrebro in Copenhagen. The young man has passed away and the police are still looking for a perpetrator on Wednesday morning. This is what Deputy Police Inspector Bjarke Dalsgaard from the Copenhagen Police says. Police have…
Serious security shortage led to prisoner escape in Copenhagen
On June 30 this year, the 33-year-old’s brother was to be released from prison. But instead, it was the 33-year-old, Steffen Van Khoa Dos, who strolled out of the prison gate. The brothers had shared a cell. The 33-year-old thus pretended to be his brother, and then he was shut out. The Danish Prison and…
Every tenth child accepts parental punishment from parents
The number has been steadily increasing since 2014, when only three percent of the children surveyed found it okay. In 2017, the share was five percent. The development is shocking and disturbing, writes Save the Children in a press release. – This study is a clear and sad reminder that far too many children still…
Søren Larsen showed the goal nose in a flash
The culmination of the national team came in the form of a selection for the World Cup in South Africa, where, however, he only got a single match when he was switched into the 1-3 defeat to Japan in the initial group game. The disappointing defeat meant that Denmark smoked out, and Søren Larsen did…
The peace in Nystad 1721 teaches us about today’s conflicts
The peace in Nystad in 1721 meant the end of the Swedish great power era and fundamentally transformed Sweden. Tobias Svanelid meets peace and conflict researcher Peter Wallensteen and military historian Thomas Roth to investigate how the treaty made Sweden’s transformation possible 300 years ago and what former peace can teach us about how today’s…
World champion with resin in the genes
He grew up in a handball-loving family, and it was “more or less in the genes” that he should go that route, he says. After his time in SønderjyskE, he traveled south of the border to SG Flensburg-Handewitt. This collaboration has, among other things, offered several won championships for the handball player, who turns 30…
Meet Osku, Finland’s new first puppy
The Tenterfield Terrier is a relatively new dog breed in Finland. It originated in Australia, where it was widely bred to destroy pests such as rats. The first Tenterfield Terrier was brought to Finland three years ago. Dogs of this breed are often described as agile, intelligent and adaptable and are well suited for families…
The first family gets a new puppy, Osku
Finland’s first family has a new puppy after the death of their previous dog last spring. Jenni Haukio took social media on Sunday to announce the news: "There is a new member in our family called the Tenterfield Terrier Osku." Australian breed, described by the Finnish Kennel Club a "a strong, active and agile working…
Red Cross: Evacuated Afghans must be prepared for integration
– The children will come to kindergarten, and they have started school. Before long, we will also offer adult education. We will also start with a competency coverage so we can see how we can give them some activities until they come out in the municipalities, she says. She says that these are the same…
Imprisonment for 16 years for a drug factory near Hjallerup
Both convicts already had experience with illegal drugs when they were exposed in an attempt to produce 56 kilos of amphetamine. Ricki Riis Kyndesen from Silkeborg has been imprisoned for 16 years, while Kim Ole Sørensen from Hjallerup has been sentenced to 14 years. The sanction includes a significant residual penalty from previous convictions. Thus,…
Employment in Finland has risen to pre-pandemic levels
“One could say that some sort of milestone has been reached in the labor market in terms of recovery from the coronavirus crisis,” commented Jukka Appelqvist, Economist at Danske Bank. The number of employed increased by 86,000 from the previous year to just over 2.6 million, with the share of men increasing by 45,000 and…
Motorcyclist has lost his life after collision with car
His relatives have been notified. The accident happened at the T-junction at Sædding Strandvej and Gudenåvej. Here, the car drove out in front of the motorcyclist who hit the car. The police have described the accident as a breach of duty. The 20-year-old motorcyclist, who was from the area where the accident happened, was immediately…
Platform on Mount Bolafjall in the Westfjords
“The most important thing is the view and the enormous height. The role of the platform is only to highlight the stunning view of the fjords of Ísafjarðardjúp and Jökulfirðir; she is not supposed to be the most important “ Says Einar Hlér Einarsson. Together with his wife, Shruthi Basappa, he runs the Sei Studio…
United States in new anti-monopoly attack on Facebook
– Facebook lacked the business ability and technical talent to survive the transition to smartphones. “After not being able to compete with new, innovative companies, Facebook bought them illegally or buried them when their popularity became an existential threat,” FTC Director Holly Vedova wrote in a press release. In the announcement, the FTC accuses Facebook…
Ny anholdelse i seks måneder gammel sag om 300 kilo kokain
Politiet ønsker ikke oplyse, hvordan man er kommet på sporet af manden. Det har heller ikke været muligt at finde ud af, hvordan manden forholder sig til sigtelsen. Han er den 13. mand, der er blevet varetægtsfængslet i sagen. Den begyndte, da tyske toldere den 24. februar kiggede nærmere på en container, der på et…
Udskudte behandlinger under strejke runder 50.000
Det er blandt andet knæ- og hofteoperationer, som bliver udskudt på grund af de strejkende sygeplejersker. Det hører med til historien, at omkring 22.000 patienter er blevet sendt videre til behandling på privathospitaler. Det er en mulighed, hvis man ikke har fået behandling inden for 30 dage. Selv om antallet af udskudte operationer kan synes…
Patientforening: Medlemmer mister arbejdet under strejke
– Det er ikke omfattet af nødberedskabet, fordi det ikke er livsfarligt, men det er livsødelæggende. – Så vi kan se frem til, at der kommer kolossale ventelister. Når der ikke har været så meget støj lige nu, handler det om, at der har været sommerferie. Men nu kommer bølgen til at rulle, og det…
Demolition of the Páll museum in Húsafell
Demolition of the tombstones of the sculptor Páll Guðmundsson in Húsafell has started. Páll describes these events in today’s post on his Facebook page. He built a building that housed the Húsafell tombstone museum in Borgarfjörður and collaborated on this project with local authorities. However, he was forced to demolish the house after his neighbor…
Leading Israeli gaming firm CrazyLabs acquired by Swedish company of Israel
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Man in critical condition after stabbing in Brabrand
A 38-year-old man from Aarhus is lying on the operating table on Saturday morning, after he was stabbed with a knife in several places on his body late Friday night in an episode in Brabrand in western Aarhus. The man’s condition is described as critical, says duty officer at East Jutland Police Flemming Lau. Police…
Citizens sought refuge from aggressive man
The incident took place on the street in a residential area in the town of Tiset near Gram, where a couple of citizens had to seek refuge from the 47-year-old man, who is described by the police as “provocative and aggressive”. – We get a report of unrest and disorder, and as we are on…
Four out of ten young people in Denmark have received the first plug
113,648 children in the age group 12-15 years have thus received the first plug. That equates to 41.1 percent. However, most still need to be vaccinated. So far, 3827 have received both plugs, and thus 1.38 percent have been vaccinated in the age group, the survey shows. It covers all 12-15-year-olds residing in the country.…
From Wall Street to catering and cookbooks
After studying at Barnard College in the USA, she went to the financial street Wall Street in New York and became a stockbroker. By that time, she had married Andrew Stewart, with whom she had had daughter Alexis. But after several years as a stockbroker, Martha Stewart, who turns 80 on Tuesday, August 3, left…
FMI: It was an “exceptionally” warm July in Finland
According to the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI), July was exceptionally warm in Finland this year. Temperature readings above 25 degrees were measured a total of 24 days per month, which is eight days more than the July average. To meet the requirements of “heat waves” in Finland (locally known as helleraja), the temperature must be…
Støjberg defense summons Dan Jørgensen as a witness in the Supreme Court
The instruction case has led to Støjberg now being prosecuted at the Supreme Court. The case is set to begin on September 2, with a preliminary hearing on Friday, June 25. According to Nicolai Mallet, the current climate minister should help create a “true picture of political reality in 2016”. – I can confirm that…