After a fatal stabbing at a freshman party in Roskilde, Denmark’s gymnasium association is demanding an end to outdoor puttefester, calling for alcohol-free events on school grounds instead.
A groundbreaking Danish genetic study of 56 sika deer and 22 red deer found zero hybrids with native red deer, challenging the EU-mandated eradication plan already underway across Denmark.
Samsø residents are transforming their island into a butterfly haven by planting nectar and host species in private gardens, with over 100 plots now creating connected habitats for Denmark’s threatened butterfly populations.
Three huge events this weekend—Copenhagen Pride, Ironman Copenhagen and the Frederiksberg Criterium—are set to close roads across the capital, drawing hundreds of thousands and making traffic heavier than normal.
Denmark’s data watchdog warns AI-equipped glasses from Ray-Ban and Oakley could enable a democratization of surveillance in public spaces, raising major privacy concerns under GDPR and potentially breaking Danish law.
Denmark’s new Health Minister Ida Auken ranks as the government’s least popular minister with a minus 20 score, according to a fresh Epinion poll measuring cabinet approval for the first time.
Bone-dry conditions in Central Jutland meant a single spark from farm machinery likely ignited a field fire near Kibæk, with firefighters battling multiple blazes across the region on Friday.
Denmark will not delay compensation for Greenlandic women affected by the IUD scandal, despite unpublished reports on legal responsibility. Health Minister Ida Auken insists the women have waited long enough already.
Denmark’s largest hydropower plant can keep drawing water from Tange Sø after Viborg politicians defied municipal officials. The anglers’ federation calls it illegal and may file a complaint.
Danish chip giant Kims lost its legal battle to change the dictionary definition of ostepop, a beloved cheese puff snack, and must now pay 65,000 kroner in legal costs.
