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Inside Privacy
Denmark Proposes GDPR and ePrivacy Directive Revision
By Kristof Van Quathem, David Brazil
On July 4, 2025, a non-paper from the Danish government signaled an intention to propose a targeted revision of the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive to reduce the compliance burden…
Food Safety News
Researchers aim to predict Listeria’s tolerance to disinfectants
By News Desk
Scientists from the DTU National Food Institute in Denmark have helped develop a method that predicts how well bacteria such as Listeria can tolerate disinfectants. A study published in Scientific…
Inside Government Contracts
European Companies Wrestle with U.S. Government’s Anti-DEI Push
By Chris Bracebridge, Lindsay Burke, Aaron Lewis, Jennifer Plitsch, Alex Thomson
On March 29, United States embassies across Europe began sending letters and an accompanying “Certification regarding compliance with applicable federal anti-discrimination law” to companies in Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Italy,…
Food Safety News
Fish producer linked to fatal Listeria outbreak in Denmark
Almost 30 people have fallen ill and three have died in a multi-year Listeria outbreak being investigated in Denmark. There are two different Listeria types linked to Polar Salmon Hjerting Laks from…
The Legal Wire
KAILA: A Smarter Way to Work With Legal Information
Legal research has long been about knowing where to look. With vast databases of case law, legislation, and expert commentary, finding the right information is often a process of searching,…
Whitman Legal Solutions Blog
Coffee Shops, By Law, Must Prohibit Most Dogs
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the composer most commonly known as "Mozart." However, although less well-known, Wolfgang's father, Leopold Mozart, was also a musician and an innovative composer. Leopold was known…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
What could be the world’s most expensive coin collection is going up for auction — after being banned from sale for a century
Following the death of the Danish butter magnate Lars Emil Bruun in 1923, his will had a curious order: His vast accumulation of coins, notes and medals, amassed over more…
Food Safety News
Germany hit hardest in multi-country Salmonella outbreak
Germany has been hit hardest in a multi-country Salmonella outbreak linked to rocket from Italy. As of late September, there are 98 cases in Germany. The Robert Koch Institut (RKI)…
Food Safety News
Rare Salmonella type sickens people in Denmark and Austria
By News Desk
A rare type of Salmonella has sickened 20 people in Denmark and 17 in Austria. Since July, the Statens Serum Institut (SSI) has recorded 20 cases of Salmonella Umbilo. There…
The Right Coast
Study: Among Viking societies, Norway was much more violent than Denmark
Rates of violence in Viking Age Norway and Denmark were long believed to be comparable. A team of researchers including University of South Florida sociologist David Jacobson challenges that assumption.…