Denmark’s four Arctic patrol ships have been absent from Greenland for nearly three weeks, breaching a year-round presence requirement and raising urgent safety concerns during peak hunting and tourism season.
EU adopts social security rules affecting 16 million cross-border workers, sparking Danish debate over welfare model. New regulations on unemployment and posted workers take effect end-2026.
Two young men received prison sentences and one was expelled from Denmark after brutally assaulting two women with a weapon at Horsens train station solely because of their sexual orientation.
Denmark’s Klimafolkemødet climate gathering opens August 27 in Middelfart, running through August 29. Free and open to all, this year’s event includes peace organizations alongside green transition debates.
Greenland police arrested a man after a 29-year-old woman died at Maniitsoq hospital in a case now under investigation as a suspicious death. Officers received the report early Sunday morning.
Former Ukrainian priest turned sniper Bedstefar says killing Russian soldiers is like preaching in church – the same job of saving Ukrainian souls. Danish journalist Thea Pedersen’s new book follows his elite unit.
After losing her father, sister, and mother in rapid succession, 38-year-old Maria Bolmgreen Prang describes feeling shattered inside while searching for a grief group that understands multiple bereavements.
Police shot a 24-year-old man in the leg during a dramatic pursuit in Haderslev on Sunday morning. He’s hospitalized but out of danger as authorities investigate.
Putin warns Russia will retaliate against Ukraine’s most sensitive economic sectors after drone strikes on oil facilities and warehouses, claiming Kyiv opened a Pandora’s box by targeting Russian infrastructure.
Parish priests from three Danish towns marched in Viborg Pride on Saturday wearing rainbow-lettered T-shirts instead of clerical robes, aiming to show the church welcomes all people regardless of identity.
