Romania shuts down its last nuclear reactor as severe Danube drought cuts cooling water, forcing an energy emergency. Coal power returns and imports step in to cover one-fifth of national electricity.
Greenland blocks American oil firm from drilling after unauthorised equipment was landed in remote eastern Greenland. Officials warn 300 containers and a drilling rig won’t be permitted until 2027.
On Wednesday evening, over 80 percent of the Sun will vanish behind the Moon in a rare partial solar eclipse peaking at 8 p.m. over Denmark—the most dramatic until 2039.
French court documents reveal the bankrupt Lauritz.com owners’ wine estate sold for just 11.2 million euros – less than a third of its stated value, leaving thousands of owed customers empty-handed.
A 70-year-old Vejle man received 60 days in prison for offering 500 kroner on Facebook to anyone who would kill Danish tax minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt, who later joked the bounty was stingy.
Social Democrat immigration spokesman Thomas Skriver Jensen wants to investigate banning Hizb ut-Tahrir after the group launched a controversial campaign targeting Muslim high school students at Denmark’s gymnasiums.
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.
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.
