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The Politiken front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a professor's controversial statement about vaccines, a stabbing death of a high school student, and discussions around Pride and intolerance. International news highlights include the delayed…
A Danish professor claims that millions of kroner are spent annually on vaccinations for diseases not recommended for public immunization, suggesting a lack of scientific basis for current recommendations.
A newly enrolled high school student has died following multiple stab wounds.
A minister expresses concern about increasing intolerance towards homosexuality, particularly among young Muslims, amid discussions related to Pride.
A new amusement attraction at Tivoli Gardens has met with critical acclaim from an architecture critic.
Despite the absence of a large migrant flow, rumors have had a lasting impact.
A former Cambridge professor, who resigned last week due to plagiarism accusations, has been found dead.
An investigation questions whether the former youngest professor at Cambridge University was also a deceiver, following plagiarism allegations.
Morten Messerschmidt's aggressive immigration policy push has reportedly failed to gain traction.
Lotte Eriksen commemorates 60 years since she came out, coinciding with Pride's 30th anniversary.
