Three democracy activists in Hong Kong received up to seven years in prison for maintaining Danish artist Jens Galschiøt’s Tiananmen sculpture, while the iconic Pillar of Shame remains hidden in a Chinese container.
A Danish municipality approved converting a tiny bus shelter into an art space but banned offensive or politically agitating content, sparking outcry over political interference in art from three cultural organizations.
Two former Danish foreign ministers warn that Denmark should never again blindly follow US requests, 25 years after 9/11 led to costly wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that ended in failure.
Denmark proposes total mobile phone ban in all schools after 15-year-olds record worst-ever PISA scores in reading, math and science. Prime Minister calls results deeply alarming.
Ferry operator Molslinjen slashed foot passenger fares to 89 kroner after backlash over a shocking price doubling to 299 kroner on the Aarhus-Sjællands Odde route, following customer outcry and regulatory talks.
A Danish researcher warns that reconciliation between Denmark and Greenland will take generations, urging leaders not to treat the planned truth commission as a quick fix with a fixed endpoint.
Danish school truancy hits crisis levels: 28 percent of 15-year-olds skipped a full day recently, nearly triple the 2012 rate, prompting an emergency ministerial meeting.
September and October see the most Danes seeking stress help, reveal pension company figures. Why does stress peak after summer holidays? Experts say underlying causes resurface when work restarts.
Nike’s share price has plummeted nearly 80 percent since 2021, forcing its removal from the S&P 100 index after 18 years as competition and failed strategy shifts devastate the sportswear giant.
Nearly 2,000 Danish homeowners with wind turbines face tax bills after exceeding power limits by mere minutes. One Lemvig owner owes 10,000 kroner for a trivial breach politicians call unreasonable.
