As 40,000 students boycott classes and thousands march to parliament, Denmark confronts a difficult question: can a nation strengthen its military security without undermining the educational equality that has long defined its welfare state? Denmark, long regarded as one of the world’s most progressive welfare democracies, is witnessing an increasingly consequential confrontation between its younger…
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