Denmark funds Vestas wind farm in Ukraine

The Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (Eifo) is lending the Ukrainian company Kernel 750 million DKK to construct a wind farm in the central part of the country. According to Eifo, half of Ukraine’s electricity production has […]

- During Tech BBQ, Nana Bule, chair of the Danish Center for AI Innovation, explained which jobs AI is likely to reduce, where Denmark will still face labour shortages, and why the country will need both highly skilled researchers and more nurses, teachers and vocational workers. -

For people who move to Denmark, language, cost, waiting times and unfamiliar referral pathways can make an elaborate system harder to navigate. -

From finding the right people to approaching investors and building trust, TechBBQ’s Keyvan Thomsen Bamdej explains what international founders should do, and what mistakes they should avoid, when launching a company in Denmark. -

Starting a new school year is always a mix of excitement and nerves. For children growing up in international families, however, these transitions come with an extra layer of complexity. A childhood spent moving between countries can create extraordinary cultural competence, but also a lifelong search for belonging.

- We spent the whole summer having two topics dominate the political debate: immigrants and one single wolf.

It’s fair to say that these are not the main problems Denmark is facing, internally or externally. -

With Denmark’s political season restarting, internationals are again in the crosshairs. Here’s what Danish politicians are saying and doing and why tighter immigration rules and mounting integration demands are colliding with the country’s need for foreign workers.

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- The government expects fewer Ukrainians to come to Denmark under proposed changes to the special law, while a new distribution model will shift more arrivals toward municipalities with fewer non-Western residents.