Berlingske Tidende
For those that haven’t bruished up their Danish lately - here is a link to a possibility.
It’s an OpEd by me in the leading Danish daily Berlingske Tidende on the occasion of also Denmark getting a think-thank devoted to advancing the debate on key policy issues.
I’m on its Advisory Board in the same way as I’m on the Advisory Board of its Norwegian think-thank brother - or sister? - Civita.
We need to widen the horizons of the political debate in the North of Europe - and these are important contributions to this.
april 8, 2005 kl. 4:36 pm
“debate on key policy issues.”
Uh-oh Carl, can of worms warning….
But good luck Mr. Bildt.
april 8, 2005 kl. 5:20 pm
In Denmark Per Ahlmark is very much appreciated for his lack of political correctness, while Mr. Bildt represents a more traditional, that is lefty political environment.
april 9, 2005 kl. 6:17 är
What is a “think-thank”?
april 21, 2005 kl. 6:30 är
What happens now at both ends of the bridge from Kopenhagen to The Republic of Skane if they now have joined the Federal Republic of Sweden? I always travel by train so
this can be a problem as I can´t find any information about this matter anywhere else. I trust you Mr Bild and fellows of the blog to sort it out for me with further information. Rgds. El Gringo