1524 was the year of a big change in Denmark. It was not so much the coronation of Frederick I as Danish king. It was a book that changed the history. In August 1524, the New Testament was printed in Danish for the first time.

The Israel-Gaza conflict has triggered a threatening animal in Europe. In all countries, anti-Semitic acts are rising.

Children should grow up with their biological family. That idea is taking root in Europe. And if this is not possible, kids should at least stay within their country and culture of origin. Therefore, international adoption must be abolished, more and more governments decide.

Danish Christians are privileged with their freedom in education. However, they still experience political pressure.

In Norway and Denmark, the topic of abortion is hot again. Whereas the Norwegian government still struggles to push a liberalisation of the abortion law through, the Danish coalition found a compromise and expects a law change by June 2025.