Child's sick day still not a real right for many hospital staff ↗
Front page leadMany employees at Danish hospitals struggle to get time off when their children are sick, highlighting a gap between policy and practice.
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The Politiken front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about children's mental health in Denmark, a look at China's electric vehicle industry, and reports on the war in Ukraine. There's also coverage of the challenges faced by healthcare staff with sick…
Many employees at Danish hospitals struggle to get time off when their children are sick, highlighting a gap between policy and practice.
China's rapid expansion in electric vehicle production has led to overcapacity, prompting industry-wide consequences.
The success of electric vehicles in Denmark comes with significant financial costs to the state that are difficult to comprehend.
A psychologist argues that children's mental health issues stem from factors other than psychiatric conditions.
This book review or excerpt evokes strong emotions from the very beginning.
An excerpt from a book presents a chilling statement about love and harm.
An investigation has been launched by the police into allegations of child abuse involving humiliation, violence, and hard physical labor.
Despite ongoing aggression from Russia, the number of employees allowed at the Russian embassy in Denmark has been increased.
A review or article suggests a musician or performer has reached an exceptional level of skill.
An editorial reflects on the current era, describing it as a time of madness with Orwellian characteristics.
A Japanese pianist has been awarded the prestigious Sonning Music Prize, which comes with a one million kroner award.