Copenhagen Pride Week culminates Saturday with a parade from Frederiksberg City Hall to Rådhuspladsen, where pop singer Kedde headlines the free closing concert celebrating diversity and community.
Three leading Danish wolf experts answered viewer questions on DR today, revealing that wolves cover 25 kilometers daily and explaining why they kill more sheep than they eat.
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak has exploded to six provinces with over 4,000 cases and 2,000 deaths, spreading faster than the devastating 2014 West Africa epidemic that killed 11,000.
Aarhus drops its 2030 climate neutrality goal, settling for 85 percent emissions cuts instead. Why the retreat? A crucial carbon capture plant capturing 435,000 tons yearly couldn’t happen.
Latvia launches Operation Vilkatis—werewolf—deploying border guards, police, armed forces and special units after 88 illegal crossings from Belarus in one day, with 9,609 stopped in 2026 alone.
A Danish high school now runs its own minibus after students faced stress and absences from unreliable public buses, raising questions about whether transport inequality is blocking education access.
Netanyahu rejects Trump-backed Gaza plan, demanding Hamas disarmament before any Israeli withdrawal. Will the rare public split between the two leaders derail diplomatic efforts to end the offensive?
Two Copenhagen mayors are tackling summer chaos on cycle paths by calling a roundtable with bike rental firms, hotels and safety experts after 32 percent of local cyclists flagged tourists as a traffic problem.
Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales celebrates his 60th birthday today, marking 25 years since he revolutionised free access to knowledge. The platform now serves millions daily with 685 employees across 44 countries.
Ukraine’s cinema release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day cuts a three-second Russian song by anti-war artist Monetochka, who fled Russia and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for Ukraine benefit concerts.
