Category Archives: Current Events

Fantastic News Resource

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Henrik Blunck

I just discovered a streaming news channel called “France 24” describing itself as: “France 24 covers international news with a French perspective and carries the values of France throughout the world.” News is aired in English and you have full … Continue reading →

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Well Done, Mr. Sarkozy

Posted on December 10, 2007 by Henrik Blunck

One cannot help but be a bit proud of French President Sarkozy for standing firmly upon the principles of democracy. Not shaking the hands of dictator Mugabe is indeed one of the mildest signs of disrespect. In fact, if one … Continue reading →

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American Views of the World

Posted on December 5, 2007 by Henrik Blunck

Being a Dane by birth but having spoken french since the age of three, my sentiments are indeed directed towards both nations as formerly described on this blog. Hearing this evening about George Bush’ claims of Iran being dangerous despite … Continue reading →

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Civil Unrest

Posted on November 27, 2007 by Henrik Blunck

Some rather dramatic emotions which, historically speaking, led to the French Revolution can often get ignited again. Regardless of whether it’s the police, wage earning negotiations etc all such emotions can rekindle civil unrest to levels that can appear rather … Continue reading →

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Danes Tied More Closely With France

Posted on November 25, 2007 by Henrik Blunck

One could say we take one more step towards greater friendship with France now that our Prince Joachim has announced his marriage to Marie Cavalier on May 24th 2008. It is a rather interesting situation because Joachim and ex-wife Alexandra … Continue reading →

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