Iranian actress Laleh Marzban faces threats from Tehran after dedicating her Venice Film Festival prize to Iranian women who paid the highest price for freedom. State media has attacked her as false and hypocritical.
Four slaughtered pigs with almost only skin and head remaining were pulled from Køge Harbour by the Marine Home Guard. Police believe the bolt-pistol-killed carcasses drifted from elsewhere.
Venstre crashes to just 7.1 percent in new poll, half the support of Dansk Folkeparti and now the eighth largest party, prompting leader to question the party’s survival.
Danish ammunition maker Ama Group is ready to build a factory near Thyborøn within a year, if the military commits to buying its biodegradable cartridges for the 15 to 20 million blank rounds fired annually.
Jyske Realkredit launched Denmark’s first 5 percent fixed-rate mortgage on September 17, 2026. Higher rates mean borrowers can access fewer kroner, reducing purchasing power especially for first-time buyers.
A 76-year-old driver who plowed into cyclists and café-goers near Dronning Louises Bro, injuring 17 people, has been found legally insane due to undiagnosed dementia at the time of the April 2025 crash.
Denmark proposes tougher crackdown on illegal Airbnb rentals with higher fines and new enforcement powers. Copenhagen will launch a housing patrol funded with 6.8 million kroner yearly to monitor platforms and shadow hotels.
All parties in Region Nordjylland agreed on a budget adding 307 million kroner to healthcare, targeting record-high 228-day waiting times for child psychiatric assessment—Denmark’s longest.
Danish companies have embraced AI at lightning speed: 59 percent now use it, up from just 15 percent in 2023. But skills gaps and data security concerns are slowing wider adoption.
King Frederik X hammered ceremonial nails into a new flag for Denmark’s Central Jutland civil defense center in Herning, marking the first royal flag inauguration for the unit since the tradition was extended to emergency services in 2023.
