Business & Education

Business & Education

Danish-Irish conquests: pillaging, pubs and the Paddy’s Day phenomenon

Ben Hamilton

Business & Education

In the name of the king or traitor to the crown?

Christian Wenande

Business & Education

Kids not the only ones up to mischief at Fastelavn in years gone by

Alexis Kunsak

News

Police murderer Palle Sørensen dead at 90

Pete Streader

Business & Education

Operation Santa Storm: The day Julemanden took back the city for the people

Linda Ruth Horowitz

News

Descended from deities, the nisser have outlasted other traditions

Christian Wenande

Business & Education

Peering through a circular lens at Denmark’s point zero for around 400 years

Caylyn Rich

Business & Education

Denmark’s answer to the ‘War of the Worlds’ broadcast was an ad for coffee

Dave Smith

Business & Education

Claus von Bülow’s reversal of fortune offers hope to sunken sub owner

Chandralekha Mukerji

Business & Education

King of the hill: Elephants, elegance and 170 years of Carlsberg

Sarah B. Haider

News

Last living member of famous Danish WWII resistance group dies

Christian Wenande

News

Caesar conquering Britain a 9th century invention by Alfred the Great

Ben Hamilton

News

Minister sees silver lining in lower student uptake numbers

Stephen Gadd

Business & Education

Triumph, tragedy and revelry: A brief history of the Roskilde Festival

Aaron Hathaway

News

Build it and they will come: the genesis of a superclub

Peter Stanners

Business & Education

It’s the ‘is’ in Danish – an unthinkable absentee on a summer’s day

David Smith

News

Proud century for Lise Nørgaard, the creator of ‘Matador’

Sarah B Haider

Business & Education

Remembering Tivoli’s founder: a showman with a fondness for champagne and jazzy waistcoats

Ben Hamilton

Business & Education

Forget 1848 – the closest Denmark came to a revolution was in 1918

Dave Smith

Business & Education

Physician’s son, painter, performer, producer, provocateur, pornographer

Chris Dolphin