Canada strikes back at Trump’s 50 percent tariffs with dollar-for-dollar retaliation on 20 billion dollars worth of American goods, targeting steel, dairy, appliances and farm equipment starting September 8.
A 14-year-old boy was sanctioned by Denmark’s Youth Crime Board after gasoline was poured inside an Aarhus mosque in May, with the attack linked to violent online networks.
The U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction blocking Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting in 23 states. The 6-3 decision leaves a separate nationwide injunction still in place ahead of November’s midterm elections.
Football superstar Erling Haaland’s dramatic buzz cut has Danish barbers bracing for a wave of copycat requests, with one chain predicting men will soon flood salons demanding the short style.
A 28-year-old fell asleep driving home from Euro 2024 in Munich, causing a devastating head-on crash that left a woman with broken bones, punctured lungs and a year-long recovery.
Two young men were jailed for a brutal hate crime attack on two women near Horsens station, motivated by the victims’ sexuality. One received prison and expulsion from Denmark.
Danmarksdemokraterne wants students to shake hands with opposite-sex school leaders on day one or face exclusion. DR’s body language expert warns against the bone crusher and limp dishcloth grip.
Four in ten employed Danes now work from home at least occasionally, a level that has held steady since early 2024 and marks a sharp rise from pre-pandemic patterns.
Copenhagen’s climate mayor Line Barfod wants 30 km/h speed limits citywide to boost cycling safety, but critics call it totally insane and warn it will destroy traffic flow across the capital.
Swedish schools reopened three days after a sword attack killed a 17-year-old girl, but frightened students ask: what if it happens again? The 18-year-old suspect now faces murder charges.
