New note sheds light on pig ban's legal basis - appears to be 'commissioned… ↗
Front page leadA new note examines the legal background of a pig ban, which a professor suggests resembles 'commissioned work.'
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A new note examines the legal background of a pig ban, which a professor suggests resembles 'commissioned work.'
A democratic experiment in Serbia is presented as a potential means to end authoritarian governance in the country.
A new adaptation of Jane Austen's novel 'Sense and Sensibility' is described as engaging, though not superior to a 1995 edition.
Conventional agriculture stands to lose the most from Søren Gade's exit from parliament, but it is unlikely to solve Venstre chairman Troels Lund Poulsen's problems at the weekend's crucial meeting.
Despite global progress, the climate fight is in a more difficult position than ever, according to the UN, but giving up is not an option.
Increased transparency measures are intended to promote equal pay, but employers remain skeptical.
Individuals who published a children's songbook faced threats of violence, which they interpreted as an attempt at censorship.
The Social Democrats are set to vote in favor of immigration tightening measures on Thursday, despite having opposed them just months prior.
The movement initiated by Bernie Sanders in 2016 has grown significantly, with more declared socialists holding power in the US than ever before, as seen in Washington D.C.'s incoming mayor.
Despite challenges like climate crisis and economic downturn, a new generation in France is taking responsibility and demanding a better future, urging politicians to listen.
An article discusses controversial aspects of Vietnam's leader, including a 'beef' incident, alleged kidnapping, and 'bamboo diplomacy,' and his reception in Denmark.
An opinion piece argues that the police should tolerate being photographed.
Former politician Søren Gade has launched a new streaming channel titled 'Sørenthon'.