Paramount Skydance demands 12 states and Writers Guild post a staggering 1.88 billion dollar bond as merger lawsuit threatens 7 million dollars in daily losses if deal misses September deadline.
Sweden records its first oak processionary moth in 12 years after a male specimen was trapped in Skåne, raising concerns the dangerous larva from hell may establish populations following Danish outbreaks this summer.
After a 16-year-old was fatally stabbed near a puttefest in Roskilde, the leader of volunteer group Natteravnene warns these student parties are like pressure cookers mixing alcohol, drugs and group pressure.
A 59-year-old man denies attempted murder after a brutal stabbing left a 40-year-old fighting for life in Horsens. Police say the two knew each other, but the weapon remains missing.
British court orders Indian chemical firm to pay Maersk USD 13 million after a 2015 explosion on container ship Maersk Seoul, with faulty packing blamed for the fire.
One in three young Jutlanders now moves to Aarhus for studies, draining provincial towns of future teachers and nurses while employers warn of looming labor shortages across Denmark.
Colombian veterans are flocking to Ukraine for salaries seven times higher than at home, then returning with drone warfare skills that cartels will pay thousands for in a single day.
Denmark’s nature minister insists sika deer must go despite breakthrough DNA study showing zero interbreeding with native red deer after 125 years of coexistence, maintaining the EU-mandated cull will continue.
Hundreds of climate activists march Monday on Denmark’s largest oil refinery, demanding an end to new licenses and opposing plans to store 200,000 tons of CO2 underground near Kalundborg homes.
Aarhus restaurant Nomelle now charges 275 kroner for no-shows after nine guests vanished one weekend, costing up to 8,100 kroner. The problem drains 250,000 kroner yearly from their bottom line.
