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Noah Haynes

Noah Haynes is a Correspondent with Youth Journalism International from Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Fire guts treasured Danish landmark
Security checkpoints at Copenhagen airport closed for hours today
Danish amusement park Tivoli dresses up for Easter
Visitors enjoy food and conversation at Copenhagen's Great Synagogue
Danish protesters support Assange

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