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Robin-Ivan Capar
JournalistRobin is a media consultant, journalist, commentator, and policy analyst based in Norway. He has contributed to The Local since 2022 and whilst mainly covering news in Norway he also contributes to The Local Sweden and Denmark.
See all our journalists at The Local denmark.- Email: news@thelocal.no
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Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Tuesday
Fewer share savings accounts opened due to economic challenges, changing weather conditions, and other headlines from Denmark on Tuesday.
Why experts are surprised by Copenhagen's real estate market
Recent price increases in Copenhagen that point to a resurgence in real estate market activity in the Danish capital, have left experts surprised. What's driving these developments?
How to pay your taxes on a side job in Denmark
Regardless of the specifics of your side job, it's important to be up-to-date when it comes to the tax rules that apply.
Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
Showers and sudden rainstorms expected in most of the country, children struggling with full-time schooling, and other news from Denmark on Monday.
Renting in Denmark: How to get refunded if there are defects in your home
Many tenants in Denmark discover defects in their rental homes at some point during their tenancy. If you're wondering how you can get refunded or get your rent reduced due to such issues, we've got you covered.
Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday
Wet and windy weather, Danish climbers rescued, and other news from Denmark on Wednesday.
What are the best websites and apps to learn Danish?
Most language schools and Danish language courses recommend students immerse themselves in the language as much as possible and educational websites and apps are a great way to do that.
Denmark launches new digital system for driving fines
A new digital fine processing system is being launched on Tuesday, which should ease the pressure on Denmark's courts - especially in cases where people do not appeal the driving offence, as is often the case with speeding tickets.
Key law changes in Denmark in 2023 that you need to know about
Several new laws and rule changes are expected to enter into force or go through consideration in Denmark next year. The Local has compiled a list of the most important ones.
When are Denmark's public holidays in 2023?
If you're using your time off to plan some of your holiday activities for 2023, then it's always a good idea to check the dates of the public holidays, and the days they fall on.
Police in Denmark issue warning over illegal taxis
The police in East Jutland have once again received reports about pirate taxis operating in Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city.
How much will rising prices cost Danish families each month?
The cost of living crisis in Europe – and Denmark – is far from over. According to a new estimate, Danish families could end up paying several thousand kroner extra each month in 2023 due to rising prices.
How Danish police are boosting efforts to catch speeding motorists
The Danish police are now increasing the number of automatic speed control (ATK) vehicles and getting other new equipment to strengthen their efforts against motorists who drive too fast.
The dark story behind the large stick piles found in Denmark's forests
Residents of eastern Lolland in Denmark have thrown sticks and branches into the same pile for centuries. There's a chilling reason behind the practice.
Rise in suicide attempts among children in Denmark causes concern among experts
Experts are worried about the recent increase in suicide attempts among children in Denmark.
Danish electricity companies blasted for 'borrowing money from consumers'
The Danish Consumer Council (Forbrugerrådet Tænk) recently called out energy companies for acting as banks by charging consumers in advance during an energy crisis.
Rising prices force Danes to postpone dental appointments
Danes are prioritising food and heating over dental care, according to a new survey of dentists in Denmark.