Credit: Christiansborg Christian Green investigates the rise of psychedelic self-medication in Denmark, and the uneasy gap between clinical research, public demand, and political action. Photographs: Various Text: Christian Green The underground use of psychedelic drugs is thought to be quietly rising in Denmark and across Europe. That is according to a 2025 European Drug Agency report , which notes that an unknown but increasing number of people are seeking out substances like LSD, MDMA, and...

As Denmark’s towns and regional labour markets come to rely on international workers, Kelly Draper Rasmussen examines the people keeping them viable. Images: Josch13 - Pixabay / Kelly Draper Rasmussen Text: Kelly Draper Rasmussen The dominant narrative about Danish immigration is that internationals are concentrated in the major cities. For instance, Copenhagen’s population is approximately one in four internationals, which attracts considerable attention. The fact that many communities...

This issue, Diana-Medrea Mogensen explores how self-employed professionals can use January to assess what their business truly requires - and what it quietly costs. Photographs: Canva Text: Diana-Medrea Mogensen January is not a blank page but a return. People return to work, either slowly or abruptly. Sales have already happened. The year has ended, but it has not yet closed. You update numbers, reconcile accounts, and begin implementing the decisions you made months ago through meetings,...