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Op deze pagina vind je kranten en nieuwsmedia uit Denemarken – The Post, Canada – Toronto Sun, Californië – Northern California News, Koeweit – Kuwait Today, Jamaica – Jamaica Observer en Expatica News, The Art Paper, Vanitay Fair, The Hill en meer.

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    The Post - Denemarken

  • The Lynch Interviews: Fergal O’Byrne
    We’re here on a rainy spring day at a waterhole next to Copenhagen’s glorious lakes, where just last month your play, Glass Ceiling, had a highly praised run at the ‘Deer and Rabbits Theatre’. What has the aftermath of that production been like? Great. The play went well. It featured... Read more »
  • Copenhagen Marathon: how to get around the city on Sunday?
    The annual Copenhagen Marathon hits the streets tomorrow, Sunday, May 11, 2025, starting at 9:30 AM.Some 18,000 (courageous) participants will take off from Fælledparken (Øster Allé, 2100 Copenhagen Ø), running their way through the city’s most famous neighborhoods: Indre By, Østerbro, Christianshavn, Vesterbro, Nørrebro, and Frederiksberg.If you’re planning to cheer... Read more »
  • Why your talented internationals aren’t moving up the ladder – and what to do about it
    If you’re leading internationals in Denmark, you’ve likely noticed something: internationals often don’t rise through the ranks. They arrive with impressive experience and diverse perspectives and are hired with great enthusiasm, but once they’ve settled inside the organisation, something changes.  Many internationals struggle to move up, and others quietly leave.... Read more »
  • Municipalities invest over 1.4 billion kroner to upgrade primary schools
    Danish municipalities are making major investments in improving classrooms in primary schools, with more than 1.4 billion kroner set to be spent by 2026.This investment is part of the Agreement on the Quality Program for Primary Schools, allocating a total of 2.6 billion kroner for the 2025–2027 period.A new study... Read more »
  • Report: Most farm accidents in Denmark involve unsafe machines
    A new report from the Expert Group on Work Accidents (Ekspertgruppen for Arbejdsulykker) reveals that unsafe machinery is a major cause of accidents in Danish agriculture. The group investigated 17 serious accidents in 2024 involving farming machines. Their findings show that 76% of the machines — about 13 out of... Read more »
  • Danish exports to the U.S. fall sharply, media reports
    Total Danish exports of goods and services to the United States have fallen by 25 percent from the fourth quarter of 2024 to the first quarter of 2025. In other words, tariffs and other diplomatic tensions appear to be having a strong and negative impact on the Danish economy, for... Read more »
  • New U.S. ambassador nears confirmation while Denmark confronts Washington over espionage allegations
    We are getting close to the appointment of the new American ambassador to Denmark. Kenneth Howery appeared yesterday before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee. This is the second of several steps required before a new U.S. ambassador can take office in the country. The U.S. process for appointing ambassadors... Read more »
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    Kuwait Today

  • Clinton Misquitta releases ebook, The Healthy Breakfast Cookbook
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Clinton Misquitta releases ebook, The Healthy Breakfast Cookbook As 2023 begins, many people will be making New Year’s resolutions to lose weight and eating a healthier diet is usually the first step. Highly restrictive diets might seem like the way to go, but... Read more »
  • Closure of some roads in Kuwait due to bad weather
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Closure of some roads in Kuwait due to bad weather A number of roads in Fahaheel are closed today due to the water logging due to the heavy rain witnessed in these areas. The roads closed are Fahaheel Road towards Umm Al-Haiman, Fahaheel... Read more »
  • UAE Travel Guidelines: No entry for Passengers with single name on passport
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today UAE Travel Guidelines: No entry for Passengers with single name on passport The authorities of United Arab Emirates has put an embargo on the the entry of travellers without their full name on an Indian passport. It added that passengers with a single... Read more »
  • Kuwait hangs seven prisoners, including two women since 2017
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Kuwait hangs seven prisoners, including two women since 2017 Kuwait hangs seven prisoners in a mass execution on Wednesday. The executions are the first since January 25, 2017, when the oil-rich Gulf country also hanged a group of seven people, including one member... Read more »
  • Zomato to discontinue food ordering service in UAE from November 24
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Zomato to discontinue food ordering service in UAE from November 24 With Zomato renewing its focus on restaurant discovery and dining out, it won’t be possible for residents to order food in the UAE through the app. Starting November 24, customers will be... Read more »
  • Kuwait: Banks restart loans for expatriates
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Kuwait: Banks restart loans for expatriates After a break of almost three years due to the Covid pandemic, some of the banks in Kuwait restarted issuing loans to expatriates. Some of the banks have updated their policy as they decided to expand their... Read more »
  • Two arrested, 240 bottles of premium foreign liquor seized
    KWT Today - Know What's Trending Today Two arrested, 240 bottles of premium foreign liquor seized Kuwait Criminal Security Department team arrested two people in possession of about half a kilo of toxic substance and 240 bottles of imported liquor. The team also recovered large quantity of empty bags and... Read more »
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    The Eastern Herald | News Today, Breaking News, World News & BRICS Updates

  • The BRICS+ Coup: How the Global South Is Dismantling Western Power in Real Time
    The Silent Coup That Broke the West While Washington drowns in its own culture wars and Brussels clings to the dying breath of post-war liberalism, a quiet insurrection is reshaping the global order — one trade deal, currency shift, and diplomatic fracture at a time. This is not a war... Read more »
  • Token Swaps: What They Are and How They Power the Crypto Economy
    Introduction In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency, token swaps play a critical role in enabling fluid, decentralized trading. Whether you’re using a decentralized exchange (DEX), participating in a cross-chain bridge, or undergoing a protocol upgrade, understanding how token swaps work is essential for efficient trading and portfolio management. Token swaps... Read more »
  • Crypto Scams: How to Identify, Avoid, and Protect Your Investments
    Introduction As the cryptocurrency market continues to grow, so too does the number and sophistication of scams designed to exploit its participants. With a global market capitalization of over $1.6 trillion, crypto has attracted not only investors but also fraudsters, hackers, and con artists. According to the Federal Trade Commission... Read more »
  • Unpacking America’s Multistate Measles Outbreak: A Look at How Diseases Spread
    Diseases are everywhere. No matter whether you’ve caught a rhinovirus or a coronavirus, you’ve probably experienced the impact of catching a disease – often, it’s not pretty. At scale, disease can impact more than just one person – as we saw during the COVID-19 pandemic just a few years ago,... Read more »
  • The Continuous Growth of the Gambling Market in Asia
    The Asia Pacific gambling market is worth an estimated $100 billion a year. With widespread adoption of mobile devices and acceptance of cryptocurrency, as well as a love of gaming in general, the iGaming market, in particular, is picking up pace. Although the Asian market is obviously driven by Macau,... Read more »
  • UN said ‘nothing to report’ on Russo-Ukraine peace talk initiatives in Istanbul
    As the world anticipates potential peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine scheduled for May 15 in Istanbul, the United Nations has yet to confirm its participation. This silence comes despite Russia’s proactive efforts to initiate dialogue aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict. UN Secretary-General António Guterres’s spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric, stated... Read more »
  • Death of the Locker Room Interview? The Shift Toward Athlete-Run Storytelling
    In America, we love our sports. With that comes an insatiable demand for news and media – as consumers and fans, we want to know what’s going on in the world around us – whether it be trade news, injury alerts, or simply the goings on of our favorite athletes.... Read more »
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    City AM

  • Trump tells Walmart to ‘eat the tariffs’ instead of raising prices
    US president Donald Trump said on Saturday that Walmart should “eat the tariffs” instead of blaming duties imposed by his administration on imported goods for the retailer’s increased prices. His comments were in response to the world’s largest retailer saying this week it would have to start raising prices later this... Read more »
  • Israel launches military operation in Gaza to pressure Hamas to release hostages
    The Israeli government said it has launched a new military operation in the Gaza Strip to increase the pressure on Hamas to release the remaining hostages. Defence minister Israel Katz said Operation Gideon Chariots is under way and is being led with “great force” by Israel’s army. The announcement comes... Read more »
  • UK condemns Russian drone strike that left nine dead in Ukraine
    The UK has condemned a Russian drone attack that killed nine people in Ukraine early on Saturday. The attack, which struck a passenger bus in Ukraine’s north-eastern Sumy region, came just hours after the first face-to-face talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiations in Istanbul, Turkey. Foreign Secretary David Lammy said... Read more »
  • Do British and Irish Lions rugby stars risk double tax on £100,000 fee?
    With the stars of the British and Irish Lions touring rugby team getting a wage, how do they avoid being taxed twice? In today’s global sporting landscape, with athletes and teams constantly moving across borders, the tax implications of international competition are both significant and complex. Whether it’s the British... Read more »
  • Moody’s cuts America’s pristine credit rating, citing rising debt
    Moody’s downgraded the US sovereign credit rating on Friday due to concerns about the nation’s growing $36 trillion debt pile, in a move that could complicate President Donald Trump’s efforts to cut taxes and send ripples through global markets. Moody’s first gave the United States its pristine “Aaa” rating in... Read more »
  • Three Iranian men charged with spying offences under National Security Act
    Three Iranian nationals living in London have been charged under the National Security Act with engaging in conduct likely to assist a foreign intelligence service, after an investigation led by counter-terrorism officers, the Metropolitan Police said. Mostafa Sepahvand, 39, of St John’s Wood, Farhad Javadi Manesh, 44, of Kensal Rise,... Read more »
  • Danny Care: Harlequins No9 a brilliant player
    Harlequins No9 Danny Care has been a brilliant servant to the Premiership and he will be missed from the English top flight, writes Ollie Phillips. “It’s been a really tough decision, but I think it’s the right time for me, and it’s the right time for the club. I’ve been... Read more »