Radikale Venstre leader Martin Lidegaard faces defamation charges after accusing Dansk Folkeparti’s Morten Messerschmidt of wanting to intern 100,000 Danes of non-Danish ethnic background who refuse voluntary deportation.
A citizens’ proposal demanding politicians be named in Denmark’s Afghanistan inquiry hit 50,000 signatures. With 44 soldiers killed, should politicians hide behind anonymity when they sent troops to war?
Danish People’s Party leader Morten Messerschmidt is suing Radikale Venstre’s Martin Lidegaard for libel over claims that DF’s return policy is based on skin color. Three judges will decide if political criticism crossed a legal line.
Danish People’s Party leader Morten Messerschmidt takes Radikale Venstre’s Martin Lidegaard to court over claims he wants internment camps based on skin color, testing Denmark’s limits on political debate.
Ferrari’s controversial first electric car, the Luce, shattered records by selling for $40 million at a California charity auction—despite harsh criticism of its design from Italian officials and former Ferrari leadership.
Copenhagen’s Arbejderen published photos from 2026 Nørrebro Pride under the headline “eat the rich,” marking the demonstration’s return after being cancelled in 2025 due to lack of volunteers.
Five teenage boys died when their car drove the wrong way on Ireland’s M9 motorway, colliding head-on with another vehicle and critically injuring four people including a child.
Aarhus restaurant Petit Prix now charges no-show guests 1,000 kroner on weekends after empty tables threatened survival. Owner says indifferent diners cost dearly: 40 arrivals instead of 100 means heavy overstaffing.
Danish left paper Arbejderen revisits the Iraqi Communist Party’s armed partisans, the Ansar, who fought Saddam’s Baathist regime from Kurdish mountain bases starting in 1979.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is battling its deadliest Ebola outbreak ever, with over 2,100 deaths confirmed. The Bundibugyo strain is spreading faster than any previous outbreak in the country.
