Jesper Binzer on Temu: ‘It’s Exactly the Same’ as Normal and Søstrene Grene
Jesper Binzer says shaming Temu makes no sense if you shop at Normal and Søstrene Grene.
Synthetic Peptides Are Marketed to Young Men as Self-Optimisation
Unlicensed synthetic peptides are sold to young men online as cognitive and physical optimisation.
A UNICEF Chief Argues Childhood Needs More Chaos and Mess
Play and UNICEF leaders argue children grow robust through chaos and mess, not shielding.
Brands Are Discovering They Have ‘Lore’
Gen Z’s ‘lore’ has moved from fantasy worlds to personal storytelling — and into branding.
The Gym Has Become the New Youth Club
Danish gyms have quietly become the country’s largest youth club.
A Coworking Brand Reframes the Office as a Members’ Club
MESH sells Copenhagen workspace as a members’ club — belonging, not just a desk.
Malaysia Opens a Biohacking Club Exclusively for CEOs
A members-only biohacking club in Kuala Lumpur, open only to CEOs and senior leaders.
A Danish Founder Says Out Loud He’s Driven by Money
Flatpay’s Sander Janca-Jensen openly says he’s driven by money — a motive Danes rarely admit.
The Family Holiday Is Being Reframed as Closeness, Not Destination
Guardian writers frame the family holiday around closeness — destinations become backdrop.
Danes Are More Insecure Than Ever — and It’s Not About Crime
Danes are more insecure than ever — and it’s about the world, not street crime.