Queen Margrethe: Denmark’s not a multicultural country’
The queen spoke with Der Spiegel ahead of her weekend trip to attend the reopening of the refurbished Castle Church in Wittenberg, where Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the...
How Brazil compares to other countries in terms of area, population and human development
These maps were made by Roberto Rocco with data from 2008.
Brazilian States compared to closest country by Area:
Brazilian States compared to closest country by Population:
Brazilian States compared to closest country by Human Development Index (HDI):
Brazilian beats are taking over Europe
Based in Paris for 10 years now, Rafa Nunes from São Paulo, Brazil made his own way as a well-known DJ in Europe’s current gay scene. Since early 2000 he has printed his music...
UBER flies you to Roskilde festival!
This year, Uber flies you to the skies! You can get the opportunity for a “private helicopter tour” to Roskilde Festival by Uber. At the touch of a button, you can now have your own tour...
See you at the Olympics?
It is no coincidence that Brazil has the honor of being the first South American country chosen to host the Olympic Games.
Brazil has a worldwide reputation for having one of the most diverse and...
Meet Andrea Gram, one of São Paulo’s underground scene’s female DJ pioneers.
Andrea Gram shares with DenmarkBrazil a bit of her nightclubbing story, producing wild parties music and soundtracks for catwalks.
By Renato Lopes.
I recall the first meeting you in the early 90’s at a party we...
Denmark names first ever digital ambassador for Silicon Valley role
The digital ambassador, who will lead the Danish foreign policy initiative dubbed ‘tech diplomacy’, was named on Friday as Casper Klynge, the current Danish ambassador to Indonesia.
Earlier this year, foreign minister Ander Samuelsen announced...
The Educational Revolution in Brazil
One of the most talked about developments in Brazil during the last decade has been the creation and consolidation of an improving working class, a direct result of more efficient education and income distribution policies.
Source: www.forbes.com
Denmark’s feminist mosque founder challenges norms
The Mariam Mosque opened in March and held its first Friday prayer in August, when Danish-born imam Saliha Marie Fetteh spoke to around 60 women -- just over half of them Muslim -- about...
Brazil plans to waive visas for visitors from U.S. and Japan
Brazil's government is considering waiving visas for visitors from the United States, Japan, Canada and Australia to boost tourism, and could eventually extend the plan to include China, a tourism ministry spokesman said on...
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