Ben Hamilton is an editor and partner at The Copenhagen Post, where he focuses on local news and events in Copenhagen, Denmark. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Ben's work covers a range of topics including politics, culture, and social issues. His articles have also been featured in G2 and Lexology.
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Ben Hamilton's articles for The Copenhagen Post primarily focus on local news, government and politics, cultural events, and society in Denmark, particularly in Copenhagen. When reaching out to Ben with pitches or information, consider topics such as local political developments, cultural events happening in the city of Copenhagen, societal issues relevant to Denmark, and significant government announcements.
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By: Ben Hamilton
OPINION: Following the PM's re-opening of the 'aktiv dødshjælp' discussion, a Danish-based Canadian reflects on the difficulties of caring for his terminally-ill mother who chose to end her life recently with the aid of the Medical Assistance in Dying program in her homeland
By: Ben Hamilton
Bar the odd training exercise in remote areas, Denmark has always hid its military clout pretty well. But all that will change over the next decade
By: Ben Hamilton
Visitors are advised to use the Metro as many roads will be closed off to traffic until the mid-afternoon
By: Ben Hamilton
Folketinget is out for the summer after a busy end. The government landed broad agreements on defence and education. Mette Frederiksen seems to be staying in the country a little longer, and a quiet month awaits before Jakob Ellemann-Jensen returns as defence minister and chair of Venstre after a long leave due to stress
By: Ben Hamilton
Danes and people living in Denmark rightly take pride in the country’s position in many global rankings and league tables. We are usually number one or two as the happiest country in the world. We have a restaurant or two
By: Ben Hamilton
Some like it hot, but the Jazz Festival’s most powerful voice found her home in the coldest place she’d ever known – even though it hasn’t always been easy. But hard work and a strong mind helped her achieve success
By: Ben Hamilton
Scorching weather returned to the Danish capital over the weekend to ensure the event played out in style
By: Kurt Wicklund, Ben Hamilton
The ACCC’s decision in September to query Endeavour’s proposed acquisition of the Rye Hotel is the latest in a string of mergers that the ACCC has…
Summer is a great time to visit Denmark as the days are long, the weather is mild, and there are plenty of things to do and see.
SPOONER — Spooner's Rails on Trails skiers had great performances at the State Nordic Sprint Championships held at the Ariens Nordic Center in Brillion on Feb. 3-4.
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