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A sixteen-year-old’s suicide has exposed a hidden community on Instagram dedicated to self-harm, discovered only after the girl's sister managed to access her phone. The case has sparked alarm over private networks that operate out of sight of parents and authorities. Internal friction continues to define the Venstre party as the Speaker of the Folketing, Søren Gade, faces accusations of undermining his former party leader. Meanwhile, staff at Roskilde University have responded to the Prime Minister’s recent criticism of the institution, arguing that such political attacks on academia damage society. The university is also facing questions regarding the unexplained disappearance of a prominent professor, whose departure is now being linked to a series of specific accusations. In the capital, employees at the zoo have raised the alarm over a toxic work environment they claim is unlike anything they have ever experienced.

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A 16-year-old girl's suicide led her sister to uncover a secret online network for self-harm on Instagram, prompting concerns about hidden digital communities.

Berlingske: Sister emptied 16-year-old May's phone after her suicide, revealing a secret…

After a 16-year-old girl's suicide, her sister discovered a hidden network for self-harm on Instagram by examining her phone.

A respected professor at Roskilde University (RUC) disappeared abruptly, with reasons now being revealed amidst accusations. Separately, RUC staff are responding to criticism from the Prime Minister, arguing that attacks on the university are detrimental to society as a whole.

Politiken: Respected RUC professor disappeared without explanation. Now the reason is…

A respected professor at Roskilde University (RUC) disappeared abruptly, and the reasons behind their departure are now being revealed amidst accusations.

Politiken: RUC staff react to Prime Minister's criticism: Attack on university is an…

Staff at Roskilde University (RUC) are responding to criticism from the Prime Minister, arguing that attacks on the university are detrimental to society as a whole.

Within the Venstre party, Søren Gade, Speaker of the Folketing, is accused of undermining former party leader Jakob Ellemann-Jensen following a damaging remark in a speech. Concurrently, an expert has described the Instagram activity of Troels Lund Poulsen, the leader of Venstre, as unusually strange.

Jyllands-Posten: Expert Analysis of Troels Lund Poulsen's Instagram

An expert reviewed Troels Lund Poulsen's Instagram activity and found it to be unusually strange.

Berlingske: A remark in a speech ruined the relationship with Jakob Ellemann-Jensen. Søren…

A politician named Søren Gade is accused of undermining his party leader, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, following a remark made in a speech that damaged their relationship.

A new report highlights a 'flaw in the system' where crisis centers, operating on market logic, allegedly disadvantage people in crisis. This follows a disturbing case of social control and violence that has garnered political attention.

Information: The crisis center was supposed to help Aisha. Instead, she became a good…

It is a 'flaw in the system' when crisis centers are run based on market logic, leading to people in crisis being disadvantaged.

Information: A gruesome case of social control and violence has rightly created political…

A disturbing case involving social control and violence has garnered appropriate political attention.

Employees at Copenhagen Zoo have raised alarms about a highly toxic work environment, with one individual stating they have never experienced anything comparable.

Berlingske: Employees at Copenhagen Zoo raise alarm about a toxic work environment.

Employees at Copenhagen Zoo have reported a highly toxic work environment, with one stating they have never experienced anything similar.

New calculations indicate that a significant portion of a billion-kroner VAT plan will primarily benefit high-income earners, prompting criticism of it as poor policy. Separately, a Danish minister is urging 800,000 citizens to come forward and claim unclaimed money they are owed.

Jyllands-Posten: Most Money in VAT Plan Goes to Highest Earners

New calculations show that most of the funds from a billion-kroner plan will benefit those with the highest incomes, described as poor policy.

Ekstra Bladet: Minister urges 800,000 Danes with money owed to claim it

A Danish minister is making a call to action for 800,000 citizens who have unclaimed money to come forward.

There is growing impatience among environmental advocates for the swift passage of climate legislation.

Information: Impatience in the green camp: Get the climate law in place

There is growing impatience among environmental advocates for the swift passage of climate legislation.

The intelligence agency has issued a warning that modern car technology may pose a privacy problem.

Ekstra Bladet: Intelligence agency warns: Your car is a spy

The intelligence agency has issued a warning that modern car technology may pose a privacy problem.

A large Danish pension company plans to safeguard its clients' investments against the potential impact of a particular outcome in the upcoming US elections.

Politiken: Major Danish pension fund wants to protect customer savings from one specific…

A large Danish pension company plans to safeguard its clients' investments against the potential impact of a particular outcome in the upcoming US elections.

A commentary suggests that removing the SU (state student grant) for students living at home might lead to a poorer society, even if it doesn't cause social misery.

Information: Information believes: Unwise to abolish SU for live-at-home students

A commentary suggesting that removing the SU (state student grant) for students living at home might lead to a poorer society, even if it doesn't cause social misery.

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