Norway's parliament has apologised to minority groups and Indigenous people for historical injustices committed against them as part of its “Norwegianisation” policy
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Kalundborg in Denmark is a modern-day 'gold rush' town – but pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has invested more than £6.5 billion and it still isn't booming
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According to demographic projections, people leaving Sweden are set to outnumber immigrants this year – government says this is thanks to its restrictive migration policies
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The far right has moved online, where its voice is more dangerous than ever
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Denmark's plan to eliminate parallel societies has drawn criticism as ethnic discrimination. Others in Europe may be watching.
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The new ‘white fortress’ cities of the American South
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Atlanta police surveil people opposing ‘Cop City’
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The tech baron seeking to “ethnically cleanse” San Francisco
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Amid marijuana legalization, a civic problem lingers: that smell
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How does Paris stay Paris? By pouring billions into public housing.
17 votes -
Why joining a club is good for democracy
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Demonstrators claim lack of affordable housing in Gaeltacht region threatens the survival of the Irish language
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Fate of vulnerable minority looms over Armenia-Azerbaijan peace
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What happened when a Brooklyn neighborhood policed itself for five days
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Europe's indigenous Sámi people have taken their fight for improved rights to the United Nations
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Six people who were part of a failed 1950s social experiment have won compensation from Denmark's government and will receive a face-to-face apology from the prime minister
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Denmark's prime minister has apologised to twenty-two children who were removed from their homes in Greenland in the 1950s in a failed social experiment
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Finding the future in radical rural America: It's time to rewrite the narrative of “Trump Country.” Rural places weren't always red, and many are turning increasingly blue.
11 votes