Latest Articles by Mie Olsen

Large-scale Danish farms benefit disproportionately from EU aid
Critics argue that basing subsidies on acreage makes it harder for small or alternative farms to stay competitive.

Denmark let chemical factory pump excessive levels of toxins into sea, report says
Pesticide producer Cheminova sends mercury and arsenic into the sea along with its wastewater, according to reports. In 2020, the Danish Ministry of Environment raised the company's limits on discharging toxic chemicals, despite environmental regulations protecting marine life and water quality.

Parenthood up for debate in Denmark amid declining birth rates
Despite warnings from politicians and experts about a growing birth deficit, some young Danes remain unenthused about the prospect of parenthood.

Malmö celebrates and demonstrates before Eurovision semifinal
The small Swedish host to the continental song contest Eurovision warmed up to its second semifinals with both a large number of excited music contest fans and protesters decrying Israel’s participation in Thursday’s show.

Denmark aims to rebuild historic stock exchange after blaze
Authorities continued to battle small flames a week after a devastating fire at one of Copenhagen’s most iconic buildings, slowing investigative and restoration efforts. Experts say it could cost hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild Børsen.




