Former Danish intelligence agent Ahmed Samsam has officially asked a Spanish court to overturn his 2018 terrorism conviction, using Denmark’s historic Supreme Court ruling confirming his spy work as evidence.
FMC Corporation pledges to honor environmental cleanup duties at Denmark’s closing Cheminova pesticide factory, but won’t say how long groundwater treatment will continue after 400 jobs disappear.
Far-right language goes mainstream: Arbejderen reports that remigration, once limited to extremists, is now being championed by Dansk Folkeparti and Borgernes Parti in Danish politics.
After decades conquering Hollywood, Connie Nielsen returns to Denmark for her theater debut as vengeful aristocrat Madame de Merteuil in Farlige forbindelser, premiering February 2027.
Danes are fed up with English loanwords flooding their language. A new survey reveals the most irritating imports, from sale to CEO, and why fuck topped the list of English words Danes actually use themselves.
Half of Denmark’s struggling municipalities got nothing: 45 applied for emergency funding totaling 2.7 billion kroner, but only 22 shared just 1 billion, leaving mayors shocked and facing historic cuts.
A Danish man blinded by Wegovy won 5 million kroner, the legal maximum for drug injuries, though surgery causing identical harm pays double. Politicians now demand the unfair cap be scrapped.
Paramount is developing a sequel to the 2003 rom-com How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, with Kate Hudson producing and both original leads hoped to return after 23 years.
Aalborg Municipality has rejected state funding for a drug consumption room for the second year, claiming the need isn’t large enough despite Kirkens Korshær insisting a major city always requires such facilities.
A Danish school has banned all electric bikes from group cycling trips, forcing pupils to swap to loan bikes. Teachers say they cannot check which bikes are legal on the spot and worry faster bikes spread classes too far apart on cycle paths.
