Copenhagen police arrested eight men and seized assets in an 89 million kroner fraud where public money for vulnerable care home residents allegedly funded luxury purchases and real estate instead of proper care.
Gisèle Pelicot, whose case convicted 51 men, gives her first Danish TV interview as Denmark faces sharp criticism over how its justice system treats sexual violence victims despite progressive consent laws.
DR staff petition demanding Gaza press access sparks internal talks at Denmark’s public broadcaster, revealing how the conflict now shapes newsrooms, cinemas, and workplace debates across Danish society.
Roskilde Festival faces renewed scrutiny over hidden toilet camera recordings just weeks before 130,000 guests arrive. Can Denmark’s largest music event finally solve this recurring safety problem?
New Danish research maps anonymous sexual encounters across four of Copenhagen’s natural areas, not just the famous spots. For expats using these shared parks for jogging or family time, this matters because you may be stumbling into situations you never expected in what looks like quiet green space.
More than 1,400 women in Denmark have been secretly filmed in changing rooms, beaches, and festival toilets. The footage is shared in online forums where creepshooters systematically rate recordings of unsuspecting women.
A growing number of Danish gymnasier are scrapping first-year grades to cut dropout rates, yet from 2030 stricter admission rules will block 20 percent of current students from entering at all.
After 13 years of political battle, EU negotiators have saved your right to cash compensation for flight delays over three hours—but airlines warn ticket prices may rise as new rerouting rules kick in.
SpaceX’s IPO could make Elon Musk the first trillionaire, but analysts warn the debut price of 135 dollars per share is double what the stock is actually worth at just 63 dollars.
Queen Mary inaugurated the final stone of Lolland’s Dodekalitten sculpture circle, completing a 20-year project to rebrand Denmark’s poorest region through culture and the coming Femern tunnel to Germany.
