Murder Suspect Returns as Divers Hunt Weapon
May 22, 2026
Police divers hunt for a murder weapon in Vejle Harbor while a suspect returns to Denmark months after a 21-year-old was shot dead in March.
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Beach Flyer Jobs Expose Denmark’s Exploitation Problem
May 21, 2026
A job ad for beach flyer distribution near Copenhagen has sparked fury over whether Denmark’s coasts are becoming commercialized workplaces and whether foreign students are being exploited in vulnerable gig economy roles that skirt labour protections.
Gang Arson Sparks No-Go Zones in Denmark
May 21, 2026
A 22-year-old is jailed for gang arson in North Zealand as police extend a no-go zone. With 1,324 gang members nationwide costing society millions, will tougher laws stop the cycle of violence?
Denmark’s Public Broadcaster Captures CO₂ for Climate Goals
May 21, 2026
Denmark’s public broadcaster DR is testing CO2 capture at its Aarhus headquarters, aiming to become climate negative by 2030. Can a media house lead where industries hesitate in this billion-kroner bet on carbon storage?
Jakob Ellemann’s Memoir: Pushed Out, Not Voluntary
May 19, 2026
Jakob Ellemann-Jensen’s explosive memoir claims he was systematically pushed out as Venstre leader, contradicting the official story and reopening wounds in Denmark’s struggling liberal party.
Former Queen Margrethe II Hospitalised in Copenhagen
May 19, 2026
Denmark’s former Queen Margrethe II, 85, has been hospitalised in Copenhagen as a precautionary measure after falling ill. Officials say she’s in good spirits and expected home within days.
Danish Farmers Plant Blind as Government Talks Stall
May 18, 2026
Danish farmers must plant crops and make million-kroner investments without knowing the climate tax rates or support schemes that will define their industry, as endless coalition talks leave agriculture in limbo.
US Still Wants Greenland Despite Softer Tone
May 18, 2026
A US Republican senator visited Greenland with friendlier language but the same goal: greater American control. Denmark and Greenland say no, but Washington keeps testing boundaries in the contested Arctic.
Denmark-Germany Tunnel Delayed Again Until 2032
May 18, 2026
Denmark’s undersea tunnel to Germany will open for trains in 2031, but motorists must wait until 2032. German road connections lag behind rail upgrades, delaying the full vision by over a decade.
Danish Farms Test Lasers Against Weeds
May 17, 2026
Danish farmers are testing laser-zapping robots that burn tiny weeds in organic fields, but can you really justify hundreds of thousands of kroner for a machine that crawls at walking speed and can’t touch stubborn root weeds?
