Denmark

150 Santas Gather In Denmark For Annual Congress

Some Santas came from as far away as Japan.
By Reuters

Big Tech Companies Are So Powerful That A Nation Sent An Ambassador To Them

Introducing the Danish envoy to Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Denmark Passes Law Banning Burqas and Niqabs In Public

The Islamic veils, which cover all or most of the face, will be prohibited in public spaces starting in August.
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Denmark’s First Public Monument To A Black Woman Pays Homage To Revolt

The statue puts the country’s ugly colonial history on display.
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Danish Government Proposes Ban On Full-Face Veils

Denmark's justice minister claimed veils like the niqab are "disrespectful."
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Denmark's Corporate Sector Just Sold Off Its Last Oil Company

The country is aggressively transitioning to wind power. But that doesn't mean the oil is going away.
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Amateur Submarine Was 'Deliberately Sunk' After Swedish Journalist Vanished, Cops Say

Authorities suspect foul play in the disappearance of Kim Wall.
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World's Santas Convene In Denmark For Annual Convention

The Santas usually discuss the proper color of a tree and the correct day for Christmas.
By Reuters

Danish Muslim Politician Confronts Troll Who Claims He's 'Really Not Racist'

“How can we sit here one meter apart and still be so far apart from each other?”
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Proud Nordics Celebrate Rights And Equality With HRC

Human rights is a core value of the countries’ foreign policies.
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