A 17-year-old has been jailed for four weeks accused of defrauding ten elderly victims, nine incredibly sharing the name Kirsten, stealing nearly 84,000 kroner through payment card manipulation.
Danish traffic injuries jumped by 313 to 2,832 in 2025, though deaths fell slightly to 143. E-bike casualties surged from 173 to 211, with older riders most affected.
Danish politicians are pushing back against the EU’s proposed social media age limit of 13, insisting Europe should match Denmark’s stricter 15-year threshold to protect children’s wellbeing.
A Danish surgeon just made Nordic history by operating on a hernia patient 1,209 kilometers away in the Faroe Islands using joysticks and pedals. Could this revolutionize healthcare equality?
Denmark’s property valuation agency knew about serious errors affecting 100,000 flat owners for six months but only formally notified the ministry the same day journalists inquired.
Sixteen Danish singles ditched their phones for three days of old-school dating in an Ebeltoft summerhouse. Could face-to-face connection beat the swipe culture? One participant left with newfound courage.
A Russian warship fired flares at a Danish military helicopter near Gedser, with one passing dangerously close. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen called it reckless intimidation by Moscow.
DR’s verification unit has traced a Russian warship’s likely route before it fired flares at a Danish helicopter, using satellite images showing a 90 to 110 meter vessel with its tracking signal switched off.
Denmark ends controversial police practice of shelving crime reports without investigation and scraps local monetary thresholds for economic crimes, following sharp criticism over cases dropped to save resources.
Social Democrat leader Mattias Tesfaye warns Danish politics suffers from a crisis of concentration, comparing it to a fly in a bottle: busy but not moving forward in a revealing interview.
