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Study: Highly-educated internationals want to leave

DANISH NEWS - One in five non-Danes with a higher education want to leave for better career opportunities abroad

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Comment: Vote in the University Elections and join the debate

In this featured comment Rector of the University of Copenhagen calls on students and researchers to take an active part in the upcoming university ballots

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City elections: They want your vote

Local elections for Copenhagen City Council take place 19 November. You, dear reader, may be able to take part. We have got eight leading candidates for Copenhagen to ask for your vote. Here is what they say.

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University of Copenhagen student forced to live in his car

Musicology student eats, sleeps and works in his small Skoda hatchback. His 'address' has been the Faculty of Humanities' parking lot

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New spy leak: Denmark part of NSA ‘inner circle’

DANISH NEWS - Denmark works closely with intelligence agency NSA and enjoys a closer relationship with the USA than other non-Anglo Saxon countries such as Germany, the British newspaper The Guardian writes

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2 out of 3 don’t believe Danish PM on NSA surveillance

DANISH NEWS - Cushy relationship with United States criticised by pundits, as Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt claims that the US National Security Agency doesn't operate in Denmark

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Top city politicians in Ceremonial Hall

Politics unraveled: Seven candidates for the upcoming municipal elections wooed an international audience in the Ceremonial Hall

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Green card scheme leads to low-skilled jobs

DANISH NEWS - Under half of immigrant green-card holders found work. And if they did, most of the time it was in the cleaning or hotel industry

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City elections event for internationals

Top politicians participate in an electoral meeting for international newcomers this Wednesday 30 October

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Sociology department: Blockade was 'unacceptable'

In an open letter, sociology heads reject the students' claim that they have been offered 'no dialogue' before cutbacks to teaching

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