Former Danish intelligence chief Jakob Scharf turns 60 today, marking six decades for the ex-PET director who now runs private security firm Certa Intelligence & Security with 30 employees and operations in Japan.
Victorian luxury meets Irish coastal charm: Avisen Danmark reviews the historic Slieve Donard hotel in Newcastle, revealing elegant suites, mountain views, and rates starting from 189 British pounds per night.
Greenland’s leader slams Denmark for failing to sign a contract for new Arctic patrol ships 573 days after the plan was unveiled, calling the delay unsatisfactory.
Tuscan winery Frescobaldi unveiled the 2025 vintage of Gorgona, a white wine made by prison inmates on an Italian island, where 81 former prisoners found work after release.
A Danish couple who debated marriage on national radio are finally tying the knot – not for love, but to avoid legal chaos. Their reason? Twelve thousand kroner in legal fees and pressure from everyone, including Maria’s knee doctor.
DR’s new quiz reveals what Danes watch on Pornhub, based on 2025 data and an Epinion survey, covering search terms, popular categories, and regional preferences across Denmark.
A drone strike hit Russia’s second-largest online retailer Ozon, sparking a massive fire and forcing 500 employees to evacuate from a warehouse in the Samara region overnight.
DR’s wilderness finale airs as 27-year-old Niels Drescher reaches day 40 in Finland. The medical student now has 25,000 Instagram followers and dreams of competing on America’s Alone.
Denmark’s state-funded culture pass faces fierce backlash as new data reveals 67.5 percent of spending went to cinema tickets, with critics slamming it as disrespectful use of taxpayers’ money.
Falster’s new transformer station opened Friday as part of a billion-kroner push to connect wind and solar farms to homes and EVs – but Denmark’s grid backbone still lags dangerously behind demand.
