Pro-Russian networks are suspected of spreading fake claims that French presidential candidates Attal, Philippe and Glucksmann are corrupt or seriously ill, prompting a Paris prosecutor investigation.
A sword-wielding attacker injured several people at a Swedish school on Friday afternoon. Police shot and detained the suspect after a major operation involving helicopters and special units.
An Esbjerg councillor posted an AI image of people feeding wolves as sarcasm about wildlife policy, sparking fury from voters and his own party who called it absolutely irresponsible and undemocratic.
SF leader Pia Olsen Dyhr refused to reveal when dismissed adviser Thomas Nystrøm returned as external consultant, calling it a personnel matter despite mounting pressure over the 2020 harassment case.
Climate activists blocked FLSmidth’s Copenhagen office demanding customer transparency, leading police to detain two protesters who refused relocation orders. A parallel demonstration targeted Maersk headquarters peacefully.
Danish politicians cited outdated 2019 Finance Ministry data on X, claiming immigrants cost billions annually. Experts warn the figures cannot reflect current costs and criticized their misuse in public debate.
Consumer watchdog Forbrugerrådet Tænk detected toxic PFAS chemicals in all nine canned cod roe products tested, prompting urgent calls for a total ban as the forever chemicals prove impossible to avoid.
Copenhagen City Hall hosts today’s showdown on tourist e-bike chaos as rental companies reject proposals for special colored helmets, calling them stigmatizing, while 13,000 shared bikes flood the streets.
Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison launches arbitration against Panama, seeking over 1.5 billion dollars after losing its Panama Canal port concessions. The dispute follows political pressure and alleged treaty breaches by Panama.
A Danish expert warns Russia will exploit Kanye West’s sold-out Saint Petersburg concerts as propaganda proof the country isn’t isolated despite sanctions following Ukraine’s invasion.
