Two Ukrainian men in Denmark face espionage charges after responding to a Telegram ad for free appliances, then allegedly photographing a defense company. The mother calls it a terrible misunderstanding.
Denmark’s ambitious 2035 gas heating ban has hit a wall: 60 municipalities report zero new district heating projects this year, and Holbæk saw only 10% resident sign-up amid soaring costs.
Up to 200,000 people linked to Denmark’s Technical University may have had names, CPR numbers and addresses stolen in what experts call one of Denmark’s biggest cyberattacks since the mid-2010s.
A flower exhibition in Haderslev finally opened after fire safety concerns forced a costly 350,000 kroner insurance replacement, sparking political division over who should pay the bill.
Dansk Folkeparti breaks decades of Danish political tradition by closing its annual meeting to press and public, sparking warnings from its former press chief about democracy and secrecy.
DR is pulling the plug on three popular podcasts, including daily news show Tiden with over 300,000 weekly plays, from January 1 as it chases new digital audiences.
Danish teachers reveal their inboxes are flooded with parental demands for special treatment, from water-drinking reminders to seating requests. Some classes now manage 10 to 20 special arrangements, cutting into actual teaching time.
Police are searching for a tattooed man in a white car who approached two schoolgirls with sexually offensive language in Vissenbjerg on September 21, urging witnesses to come forward.
Electricity prices in Denmark plummeted to nearly zero kroner on Saturday thanks to surging wind power. Could you charge an electric car for just 15 kroner this weekend?
Danish fertility clinics failed for over a decade to warn donor families about serious hereditary diseases, and regulators have almost no power to punish them, a damning new review finds.
