Denmark’s Ministry of Immigration and Integration will reopen certain citizenship cases following two Supreme Court rulings. People previously told they were never Danish citizens can now request a new review based on legitimate expectations.
Aarhus inaugurated six giant seawater heat pumps on September 10, pulling district heating from the bay in a 300 million kroner project to replace 600,000 tons of wood pellets annually.
Psychiatrists shown identical patient cases agree on the diagnosis only 55 percent of the time, a major new international study reveals. Schizophrenia cases caused the sharpest disagreement among doctors.
Danish food prices dropped for a fourth straight month in August, the longest decline since 2018. Dairy, meat and pasta fell up to 17 percent, though the recent relief follows a brutal 24 percent spike compressed into just 19 months.
South Park is renaming itself South America for season 29, mocking Trump’s obsession with inserting America into geographic names like Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico. The satirical jab premieres September 17.
The Danish Institute for Human Rights no longer seeks a court trial over the Greenland IUD case, citing Parliament’s compensation scheme of 300,000 kroner per woman as sufficient resolution.
At 82, Danish entertainer Niels Hausgaard shares hard-won wisdom on P1: red carpets are elitist, doubt beats belief, and humor isn’t about jokes—it’s a life-saving buffer against defeat.
Danish Crown’s new Vejen factory will churn out over one million McDonald’s beef patties daily for Nordic restaurants. The ten-year deal created 100 Danish jobs and marks McDonald’s biggest local producer agreement in years.
Former Queen Margrethe, 86, has been hospitalized at Rigshospitalet after feeling unwell, with doctors treating a blood accumulation in her hip and mild dehydration. She will miss King Harald’s funeral.
Denmark’s cultural institutions have released 23,500 historic postcards online and need your help to pinpoint their exact locations. Can you identify where these century-old snapshots were taken?
