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—Robert Plant, Entertainment Weekly, 15 November 2021

It happened from the balcony of Christiansborg Castle to great cheers from the many thousands of Danes.

- She will always be remembered as an extraordinary regent, he said of his mother.

- My hope is to become a gathering king of tomorrow. It's a task I've approached all my life. It's a task I've taken on with pride, respect and joy.

I read Sermitsiaq's websites roughly monthly without needing translator tools, and have watched Danmark Radio's splendid documentary series Historien om Grønland og Danmark.

From my understanding, Greenland has never truly felt okay with Denmark. Until circa 1940, all trade with other nations was banned (and even then it only became allowed due to Greenland being in the Allies and cut off from Denmark); and at least 6 different approaches for Greenlandic society has been tried out (ranging from enforcing old hunting techniques, to building reasonably good apartment blocks with TVs, then-modern stoves, and everything).

However, and this is a very big however: Greenland's goal is independence. Not to become colonised by a second nation.

Boy has Denmark got news for you! We proudly present: Uncle Shrimp gets knocked up on kid's mainstream television! Aka Mpreg in prime time!

Jens Fink-Jensen was part of the ‘80s generation of Danish poets, nourished under the wing of Poul Borum, the then editor of Hvedekorn. Fink-Jensen has moved on to travel and photo books, and an active career on the library lecture circuit where he presents a multimedia show with self-composed music and effects. He is also a trained architect and multimedia designer and has worked for radio for a number of years.

🎉🎉 Happy Birthday, John Henry Bonham!! 🎉🎉

The world's greatest rock and roll drummer!