Will Denmark vaccinate children aged 5-11 against Covid-19?
Denmark is likely to address whether to offer Covid-19 vaccination for children younger than 12 years if the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommends it.
Think management is boring? How this business school is proving you wrong
From AI to biotechnology, there’s no doubting what an exciting age this is to be an engineer or a scientist. Some may view working in management as uninspiring by comparison.
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Denmark extends border controls into 2022
Temporary border controls, in place in Denmark since 2016, are to be extended into 2022, the government has confirmed.
Why this little-known university is Sweden’s secret weapon against climate change
The devastating impact of climate change and the need for positive solutions is increasingly apparent all around the world. Sweden is recognised for its progressive approach to many issues, including sustainability – find out how one university is punching far above its weight in this area.
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Why do Swedes and Danes insist on pretending they speak the same language?
There's something heroic about the way Danes and Swedes insist on trying to communicate with one another using their own languages, but more often than not end up nodding, smiling, and only pretending to understand. Why not give up and just speak English?
Why mastering English isn’t all good news for Danish workers and their companies
While learning English is clearly an advantage for Danish workers, mastering the language of Shakespeare isn't enough for companies that export to Germany.
Facebook eyes second Danish data centre after buying large plot
Social media giant Facebook has bought a large plot of land near Esbjerg in western Denmark and is reported to be considering construction of a major data centre.
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OPINION: We moved abroad, but we should still get our vote
People living abroad often retain strong links to their home countries. They should also get a vote, argues James Savage.
What’s in store for Scandinavian airline SAS? New boss reveals latest report
Scandinavian airline SAS said travel is slowly increasing but "significant challenges" remain ahead.
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The Local’s Confronting Coronavirus series nominated for major European media award
A series of solutions-focused articles in which The Local’s journalists took an in-depth look at responses to the coronavirus pandemic has been shortlisted for the European Digital Media Awards 2021.
Denmark to study infectiousness of UK Covid variant: SSI
Denmark's infectious diseases agency SSI is setting up a study which it hopes be able to determine whether the UK variant of Covid-19 is 70 percent more transmissible, with the first results expected within "one or two weeks".
Ski season: How former Covid hotspot Ischgl is preparing for winter
The Ischgl ski resort in Austria made headlines during the start of the Covid-19 pandemic as one of Europe's early hotspots, but has promised a raft of new safety measures when it re-opens next month.
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