The Living in Copenhagen Diary entry number six: Roskilde
The sixth in a series of light-hearted columns about life as a foreigner living in the Danish capital.
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Inspired by Iceland’s live music festival video stream proves success
Inspired by Iceland’s live stream of the Aldrei fór ég suður music festival in the Westfjords proved to be a massive success with over 35,000 people t...
Breivik pens document disputing psychiatrist claims
Confessed Norwegian mass murdered Anders Behring Breivik has written a lengthy document blasting the psychiatrists who deemed him to be insane.
Swedish judge slammed for justifying violence against women
A Swedish judge has been reprimanded for the second time for writing in a ruling that it was “quite understandable” that a man “doled out ...
Developing world students lose chance to study in Finland
Several higher education institutions in Finland have stopped allowing people from developing nations to take their entrance exams, as they fear they ...
Finnair CEO apologises to shareholders
The CEO of Finnair has apologised at the carrier’s Annual General Meeting for a series of recent controversies that have tarnished the company’s reput...
Denmark has first ‘saviour sibling’
Debate has been sparked in Denmark after a couple gave birth to the country’s first ‘saviour sibling’, which they hope to use as a donor for their old...
Swedish defence minister resigns amid Saudi weapons scandal
Sweden’s defence minister Sten Tolgfors has resigned amid ongoing revelations about the country’s secret arms deals with Saudi Arabia.