Michael Barrett is a content producer specializing in local news in Denmark, specifically in Copenhagen. He has written for The Local Denmark, providing daily news roundups, coverage of cultural events, and in-depth articles on Danish society and politics. His work has also been featured in PopMatters and The Local Europe.
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Michael's focus is primarily on local Danish news, with a significant portion of the coverage dedicated to government announcements and evolving stories in Danish politics. He also covers travel and tourism, reflecting an interest in events and developments that could impact or attract visitors to Denmark.
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By: Michael Barrett
People in Sweden and Norway have the day off on May 1st, but a large section of the Danish workforce does not. Why is this?
By: Michael Barrett
A new study has placed Denmark first in the Nordic region and 17th in the world in terms of popularity among foreign workers.
Danish EU candidates want regulation of toys from China, Malmö decides location of possible Copenhagen Metro stations, Danish health agency recommends plenty of sleep and more news from Denmark this Thursday.
By: Michael Barrett
People in Sweden and Norway have the day off on May 1st, but a large section of the Danish workforce does not. Why is this?
This Danish word of the day is a crucial one in the country’s daily life and you will hear it countless times, but it is not easy to translate.
By: Michael Barrett
A speech about immigration and integration, given by a member of Denmark’s ruling Social Democrats in parliament, has caused an uproar among local party representatives but the party leadership, including Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, is sticking to its guns.
By: Michael Barrett
A significant number of schools and businesses in Denmark have closed for Great Prayer Day, which is no longer a national holiday after the government changed the law last year.
Ukraine aid boosted, budget surplus largest in the EU, businesses and schools take Great Prayer Day off and more news from Denmark this Friday.
Denmark is an expensive place to live, which makes understanding taxes even more important.
By: Michael Barrett
Denmark’s parliamentary ombudsman has concluded that conditions at the Kærshovedgård ‘departure centre’ for rejected asylum seekers have worsened and should be improved.
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