Henrik Sass Larsen was sentenced to four months in prison on Monday for illegal possession of more than 6,000 images and more than 2,000 video files containing sexual abuse material with children. https://t.co/EJLVi6TcMw

Looking forward to an intense 6 months span!

The former DR executive and long-time Ritzau CEO has acquired a 33% stake in Denmark’s leading English-language media outlet since 1997 and takes over daily management. https://t.co/TxMAIIWJt1

All donations and net proceeds will be directed to Headspace, a Danish non-profit organization offering free and confidential mental health support to young people aged 12 to 25. https://t.co/Ln8vMrSSb6

"When we are met by pressure and by threats from our closest ally. What are we to believe about the country that we have admired for so many years?"

"Settling in and building the happy life they were promised can be difficult. This is a major challenge and could make Denmark less attractive over time." @copenhagencapacity

In 2024, 83,216 foreigners came to Denmark. The numbers have started to grow again, after the period from 2021 to 2023 saw a decrease in the number of new internationals in Denmark.

Women of non-Danish origin, including women of colour, fare the worst in key metrics such as leadership representation, salary, and net worth.

The number of Nepalese students working while studying in Denmark has more than tripled over the last two years, with 2,446 students working and studying in Denmark in 2024 https://t.co/u6rwIYV9Jo

Sex workers could soon gain access to unemployment benefits

Originally from South Africa, Charl van Zyl has lived in the USA, Japan, the UK, Belgium, and Switzerland. He is the CEO of Lundbeck and believes that “Companies succeed when different ideas and ways of thinking meet.” https://t.co/EZi3npuQtq

Trump’s suspension of U.S. foreign aid causes Folkekirkens Nødhjælp to lose 140 million DKK, threatening projects in countries like DR Congo and forcing potential closures.

A new report by @greatercphreg uncovers a significant labor shortage in Denmark’s Capital Region. https://t.co/dPmvXddmIf

Danish companies that are concerned about the upcoming legislation. Worst case, it could deter international workforce from relocating to Denmark in the future. https://t.co/jzHcZkXcTe

The Positive List has been updated in length and content, application fees have been lowered and a lack of apprenticeships in two fields has created the need for additional documentation. https://t.co/fGAccLaVk0

Aarhus City Council will soon adopt a new strategy to get more internationals to settle in Denmark’s second largest city. The competition for labor is fierce, and Aarhus will work in various ways to become the choice for internationals @aarhus_ints https://t.co/JNz2m2COtA

We reached out to the readers of The Copenhagen Post to collect their stories on being scammed. In just a few hours, we received dozens of reports. We hope to provide advice on how to avoid scams and overpricing, helping readers handling these challenges. https://t.co/x52XJZQuEA

According to Denmark’s leading tenant organization, “90% of internationals pay too much in rent.” https://t.co/CLSkuABg8A

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Denmark's largest bank @DanskeBank_DK has reauthorised #nuclear weapons investments in countries covered by the treaty on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. Competitor Nordea calls such investments ‘unfavorable’ for society. @cphpost https://t.co/RvOvqosBVC