Ten villages in Region Midtjylland will receive up to 50,000 kroner each to launch shared e-bike schemes, expanding a project that saw 2,000 residents cycle 135,000 kilometers in its first two phases.
Discover northern Bohemia’s extraordinary glass heritage: from a garden where every flower is hand-blown glass to UNESCO-listed bead-making, ending at the iconic Ještěd tower above Liberec.
Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson slams Spain’s amnesty for 1.2 million undocumented migrants as a very bad idea that contradicts EU efforts, warning Madrid not to repeat Sweden’s 2015 crisis mistake.
A wolf casually wandered by a family restaurant near a bouncy castle while authorities deployed heat-seeking drones to hunt it down in West Jutland’s new regulation zone.
Two thirds of Danish schoolchildren say classroom atmosphere matters more than teaching quality, according to a new DR Ultra survey released as pupils return to school this week.
60% of Danish students with low grades now start gymnasium, up from 40% in 2002—but only half finish and continue to higher education, risking unstable careers.
Danish populist party proposes permanent border police unit in Sønderjylland, but police union calls it professionally unsound and warns it would hurt flexibility and recruitment.
Lolland Kommune plans to close two village schools and merge two others to save money, but a researcher warns this finance-driven move risks harming pupils and driving families away.
Danish parents want independent kids who bike to school, but one in four still drives them anyway. The result? Self-inflicted traffic chaos that makes routes less safe for everyone.
A convicted Danish Nazi soldier fathered at least 15 children as a sperm donor in 1960s Sweden – but no hospital records exist and the real number could exceed 100.
