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3. feb. KL. 11.04
Foto: PETROS GIANNAKOURIS/AP

ECONOMISTS: Greece to leave euro

Seven top economists say a Greek euro exit this year is likely.

2. feb. KL. 17.07

BUS & TRAIN: Govt. parties see fewer zones

The Social Democrats and Social Liberals see fewer and thus cheaper price zones in Copenhagen.

2. feb. KL. 11.41
Defence Minister Nick Hækkerup (SocDem) who is suggesting NATO countries should pool purchases of bombs and ammunition. Archive. - Foto: JOACHIM ADRIAN (arkiv)

DK to NATO: Let’s buy bombs together

Defence Minister suggests NATO countries should chip in for common purchases

2. feb. KL. 08.48

Pension tax saves the day

The pension yield tax may put Denmark below the EU?s 3% threshold

1. feb. KL. 11.13
Foto: Magnus Holm og Mathias Christensen

Turkish pilots to learn English

Following criticism in Politiken of their language abilities, Turkish pilots are now to take an English exam

31. jan. KL. 13.42
Poul Hagen Thisted who is on his way back to Denmark after his Somali ordeal. Archive. - AP

Released Dane: Back to family

The Danish aid worker rescued by US Seals is on his way home

30. jan. KL. 15.05

Norway sentences 3 for DK terrorism plan

Three men have been sentenced in Oslo for planning to attack Jyllands-Posten and Westergaard

30. jan. KL. 13.36
Where to get a size 51 shoe. Danish feet are getting bigger, but size choice in the shops isn't.

Danish feet getting bigger

But bigger shoes are bad business ? so it?s difficult to get shoes

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27. jan. KL. 10.04 Opposition blues on congestion charge
27. jan. KL. 07.55 ROJ-Tv on Intelsat
26. jan. KL. 12.57 EDITORIAL: Give Iran a choice
26. jan. KL. 11.27 OECD looks to Danish taxes
26. jan. KL. 10.18 Unemployment down
25. jan. KL. 14.33 Police lose COP15 case – again
25. jan. KL. 10.56 Details emerge of U.S. Somali raid
25. jan. KL. 08.15 U.S. frees Danish and US hostage in Somalia
24. jan. KL. 13.11 Iran calls in Danish ambassador
24. jan. KL. 12.17 EDITORIAL: Listen to Lagarde
24. jan. KL. 11.30 State likely to give up on 37bn in debts
24. jan. KL. 10.26 Princess born to Princess Marie
24. jan. KL. 08.29 Princess Marie in labour
23. jan. KL. 13.09 Ankle bracelets give better work results
23. jan. KL. 11.10 DK: Greece must not stop Iran sanctions
23. jan. KL. 10.16 Ministry name change proposal criticised
23. jan. KL. 09.47 Cheap property – no mortgage
20. jan. KL. 09.11 European anti-Islamists to meet in Aarhus
20. jan. KL. 08.43 Tax evasion and sloppiness costs DKK 7bn
20. jan. KL. 08.07 Eutelsat stops ROJ-TV
19. jan. KL. 08.58 Controversy over Breivik theatre
18. jan. KL. 11.12 PET helps U.S. to nail Swedish gangster
18. jan. KL. 09.19 Fertiliser mafia supplied farmers
17. jan. KL. 11.42 Arctic ambassador appointed
17. jan. KL. 08.48 Seychelles refuses pirates
16. jan. KL. 13.47 Denmark to close embassies
16. jan. KL. 13.25 OBIT: Ib Spang Olsen
16. jan. KL. 12.43 Afghan cost: DKK 13 billion
16. jan. KL. 12.21 Swedish military wants Nordic cooperation
16. jan. KL. 11.38 EDITORIAL: Hungary and Europe
13. jan. KL. 16.55 Foreign Ministry: Thailand warning
13. jan. KL. 12.30 Sunny but cold for Queen’s 40th anniversary
13. jan. KL. 10.30 GN Store Nord wins DKK 3 bn case
12. jan. KL. 11.36 Pirates make unrealistic demands
12. jan. KL. 09.05 Vestas sheds 2,335 employees
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BANGLADESH IS DROWNING


Bangla Desh is a country hard hit by the whims of a changing climate. See the narrated series of pictures taken by Politiken’s photographer Jonathan Bjerg Møller.


Chapter 1: Nature’s laboratory
Chapter 2: Cyclone Aila’s victims
Chapter 3: The island without men
Chapter 4: The slum a lawyer owns
Chapter 5: The town that disappeared
Chapter 6: The story of Bangla Desh


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