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Denmark’s new architecture school shows the value of hands-on learning
Aarhus School of Architecture’s new home is encouraging students to step away from the screen – and it’s making them happier.
Secrets out
Intelligence agencies in Denmark, Norway and Sweden have been shaken by damaging leaks and high-profile arrests. What’s next for their spies?
Great Danes
Skill and style combine to show off the best of Danish values at the country’s mission in London.
The Opener
Kids on heavy machinery, Belgian actress Virginie Efira and irksome train announcements.
Beyond a joke
In an era where comedy walks a tightrope between relevance and risk, satirists worldwide navigate the delicate balance of wielding humour as political weapon while avoiding cancellation or worse.
English in Danish
Monocle’s Copenhagen correspondent Michael Booth on why Danes are importing – and distorting – English.
Generating change
Denmark’s impressive transition from oil to renewable energy has been led by offshore-wind giant Ørsted. Its CEO tells us about the firm’s ongoing quest for power.
World in reach
Our annual survey of the nations that have mastered the gentle art of making friends and influencing people.
Worldwide wonderlands
Denmark's Christmas traditions reveal a nation that has perfected the art of indoor celebration, transforming winter's harshness into a festival of family, pork and peculiar pudding rituals.
