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The Danish Society for Nature Conservation has become a political force, but critics argue this comes at the expense of local nature issues and member democracy, leaving long-time active members feeling overlooked.
The exclusion of Preben Bang Henriksen by the Venstre party leader has escalated a land dispute into a larger question about the party's tolerance for internal dissent.
Rebecca Solnit observes a new radical political movement that prioritizes joy and beauty.
The Danish People's Party (DF) is accused of making empty promises to voters about cheaper gasoline through a new campaign that ultimately delivers nothing.
Hundreds of applicants for Danish citizenship have been left in limbo after receiving initial approval, with their cases now put on hold by the government.
The rise of socialist candidates in the US is discussed, noting that more declared socialists hold power than ever before in American history, with a focus on a mayoral candidate in Washington D.C.
Significant electoral defeats may compel the Republican party to undergo a process of self-reinvention following the Trump era.
Despite widespread anger towards Donald Trump among Republicans in the Midwest, many voters maintain their loyalty to him.
The US midterm elections are marked by optimism on the left and animosity across various channels, with potential for both a progressive resurgence and a descent into darkness.
Rune Lykkeberg comments that Donald Trump's criticisms of Canada are so ill-conceived that they have led Americans to sympathize with Canadians.
An article questions the current direction and events unfolding at the Danish tabloid newspaper B.T.
A review discusses Niels Krause-Kjær's latest work, characterizing it as the result of a serious occupational injury.