Former MP Özlem Cekic is launching a children’s book about Gaza for fourth and fifth graders, helping kids discuss prejudices after a Jewish pupil hides his identity at school.
Despite a massive government tax cut, Danish electricity customers face their most expensive year since 2022, with summer prices surging nearly 50% as network tariffs devour any savings.
Former Danish MP Britt Bager celebrates her 50th birthday today while quietly rebuilding her career as an independent consultant, following a difficult exit from the Moderaterne party secretariat last December.
A Danish family is losing their home to a massive power line project after a pylon was planned through their building, yet they still don’t know when they’ll be paid or forced to leave.
Danish drivers collected over 250,000 speeding tickets in urban zones during 2025—that’s 711 fines daily. Can cities reclaim control of their streets, or will the state block local safety measures?
Denmark’s main highway closes for 18 hours this Saturday as crews demolish a 2,300-ton bridge near Horsens, forcing thousands onto detours during peak holiday traffic.
A 16-year-old Himmelev Gymnasium student died after being stabbed multiple times Friday evening near a school intro party in Roskilde. Another 16-year-old faces homicide charges.
One year after a deadly train-slurry truck collision killed a 60-year-old woman in Southern Jutland, the official investigation report remains unfinished, leaving survivors without answers about what went wrong.
Copenhagen Pride celebrates its 30th anniversary today with thousands gathering under heightened security following Berlin’s fatal Pride attack. Police block all parade routes with trucks as celebrations proceed.
Greenlanders watching Denmark’s wolf debate say they understand the fear – one Nuuk resident told DR she would have shot it herself, while locals noted the vast difference in population density.
