Danish electricity prices hit a near-four-year high this week as weak winds and limited sunshine triggered “dunkelflaute”, forcing expensive gas plants online and pushing rates to 2 kroner per kilowatt hour.
Region Syddanmark decides today whether to expand a doctor service that reaches Denmark’s most vulnerable people without MitID or e-Boks, after a successful year at an Odense drop-in centre.
Copenhagen Airport threw travelers into chaos on Thursday with extraordinary security checks for ALL departing passengers, triggering 45-minute queues expected to last through the weekend.
A German biochemist who came to Denmark as highly skilled labour suffered a stress breakdown in 2017, spent six years without income, and has now been granted disability pension after nine years.
Two young men stand accused of photographing Danish defence firm MyDefence for a foreign intelligence service in an unusual espionage case that came to light through a preliminary court hearing in Aalborg on October 20, 2026.
An IT security expert gave the Odense company behind Denmark’s massive CPR breach a shocking 1 out of 10 security rating after revelations of a 123456 password and no two-factor authentication.
Denmark’s largest ever CPR leak exposed 8.8 million records after a Funen software company bragging about top security used the password 123456, DR reports.
Denmark will grant citizenship to more people than the 2,055 initially announced, including stateless individuals, before a planned screening model is implemented – sparking fierce political debate.
Copenhagen politicians vote today on whether Nordic Seaplanes can keep landing in the harbor. The scenic 45-minute route between Denmark’s biggest cities faces closure over environmental concerns.
Hackers breached DTU’s central user database, exposing personal data of up to 200,000 current and former students and staff dating back to 2003. Can stolen CPR numbers fuel identity fraud?
