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Former imam admits whipping up hatred for Denmark

DANISH NEWS - Leading Danish Islamists mixed extremely graphic and anti-Muslim images with the Mohammed cartoons to whip up hate against Denmark in 2005, report media

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Call for commission on Denmark's parallel society of immigrants

DANISH NEWS - The Liberals and Socialist People’s Party (SPP) now also behind a government-appointed commission to investigate why all integration efforts in Denmark have drastically failed

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UCPH professor appointed as digital adviser

Professor Stephen Alstrup of the University of Copenhagen has been chosen to help evaluate digitisation in Denmark

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Shake up of Danish government appointed advice on research and funding

A newly established Danish Council for Research and Innovation Policy is to advise the ministry and parliament on trends in research and technology. New 'Innovation Foundation' arises

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Conservatives: Student grants bigger problem than child allowance

DANISH NEWS - The hotly debated child benefits are 'petty cash' compared to the amounts spent on student grants for non-Danish students, says Brian Mikkelsen of the Conservative Party

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Foreign academics end up washing dishes

DANISH NEWS - A third of all international academics who come to Denmark to seek work end up doing jobs like dishwashing and cleaning

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Copenhagen's City Hall deal: 485 new rooms for youth and students

Copenhagen should be affordable for students, says mayor of Copenhagen. A majority in the city council has just agreed to invest 51 million kroner to create 485 new youth accomodations

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Danish ‘language gap’ unhealthy for immigration

DANISH NEWS - The Danish language is too inflexible to deal with the immigration debate

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Denmark to introduce dual citizenship

Danes and resident internationals will soon be able to become citizens without losing their original nationality. The Danish government now has backing from a solid majority in parliament

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On Minister's new desk: Study abroad, alumni, job market

Danish universities should be more international, better at keeping in contact with graduates, and more oriented towards the jobs. New head of higher education Sofie Carsten Nielsen gives exclusive interview to the University Post

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