
Smukfest crowd pressure: 10 rescued at Minds of 99 gig
About 10 people were lifted over barriers during The Minds of 99’s massive Smukfest concert on August 8 after heavy crowd pressure, with 38,000 fans packed in front of the stage.

About 10 people were lifted over barriers during The Minds of 99’s massive Smukfest concert on August 8 after heavy crowd pressure, with 38,000 fans packed in front of the stage.

Thousands of Danish boarding school students arrived Sunday to dramatically stricter phone rules, with many schools confiscating devices on arrival and some headteachers imagining fully phone-free futures to protect analog community life.

Danish mussel fishermen return to Limfjord after minister orders clarity on sorting rules that halted operations. Director called 100 percent sorting demand impossible, scrapping catches and suspending dredging.

Denmark’s Immigration Minister calls Hizb ut-Tahrir’s letter to Muslim gymnasium students deeply concerning, dividing and dangerous as the controversial group urges teens to resist Danish values and maintain Islamic identity.

Groundbreaking study of 2.5 million people proves fibromyalgia is a nervous system disorder, giving 100,000 Danes with severe muscle pain the biological proof they’ve long needed.

A Copenhagen court declared three Velkommen energy companies bankrupt and blocked the owners’ chosen lawyer as trustee, leaving 232 million kroner in unpaid customer refunds in doubt.

Data centers consumed water equivalent to the annual needs of over 600 million people in 2025, according to a new UN report covered by DR today.

Tragedy struck Vejen Friskole as beloved influencer Camilla Dohn, 27, and a colleague died in a Wednesday motorcycle crash, leaving 100,000 followers and two young children mourning her authentic, unpolished approach to life.

Denmark joins France’s nuclear deterrence program alongside seven other countries, but the government insists no nuclear weapons will be stationed on Danish soil under the new strategic cooperation.

Danish politician Morten Messerschmidt admits regret over giving a controversial Christiansborg tour to pro-Russian leader, acknowledging it was a mistake amid growing scrutiny of foreign influence in Danish politics.
