Danish authorities spent an estimated 200,000 kroner and 250 staff hours hunting down a problem wolf near Nørre Nebel in August, deploying thermal drones before finally shooting it at just ten meters.
New book argues Danish adults still treat boys and girls differently despite decades of equality work, pointing to everyday examples like pink clothing backlash and girls’ shorts being six centimeters shorter.
Denmark’s five new Arctic patrol ships for Greenland will cost far more than budgeted, Defence Minister Jeppe Bruus warns, with no firm delivery timeline despite current vessels being over 30 years old.
Venstre leader Troels Lund Poulsen defends his party’s support for a controversial nitrogen law targeting agriculture, after veteran MP Søren Gade publicly vowed to vote against it.
Nicolas Winding Refn’s gritty debut Pusher turns 30 today. The Copenhagen gangster film landed like a hand grenade, revolutionised Danish cinema and launched Mads Mikkelsen’s career.
TikTok and OnlyFans creator Emilie Poder tells DR that Robert Greene’s The Laws of Human Nature is her bible and should be taught in schools, sparking conversation about digital work-life balance.
Around 900 abandoned boats cluttered Danish harbors last year, prompting marina bosses to demand a national boat register. Sweden already has one, making owner contact far easier.
Greenland published expert reports on forced contraception but signals no court action, proposing reconciliation with Denmark instead. Thousands of women and girls had coils fitted without consent, some as young as 13.
Danish King Frederik X called Norway’s late King Harald V “Uncle Harald” in his condolence letter, reflecting decades of family bonds, shared skiing holidays, and a unique royal friendship.
Danish police arrested 14 people in Copenhagen for luxury goods money laundering exceeding 100 million kroner and 24 million kroner in VAT fraud through a sophisticated network.
