Denmark just published its first official workplace guidance on menopause to help break the workplace taboo. The September 25, 2026 recommendations give employers practical tools to support employees through symptoms like hot flashes and sleepless nights.
Denmark’s central bank just upgraded its house price forecast, now expecting an 8.6 percent jump in 2026 – outpacing Germany, Sweden and Norway as construction struggles to keep up with demand.
About one-third of students in Denmark’s juniormesterlære scheme—combining classroom learning with practical training—failed to pass both Danish and mathematics this summer, raising concerns about academic support despite the program’s early stage.
Denmark’s education minister admits school inclusion has failed after the country recorded its worst PISA results since 2000, calling them a disaster in slow motion and vowing new legislation.
SAS faces a staggering DKK 2.2 billion jump in fuel costs as jet prices soar 30 percent above forecasts. Expect pricier tickets and fewer flights across the industry, warns analyst.
As Denmark, Greenland, and the United States negotiate a new security agreement, the 1951 defense pact resurfaces: what gave America the right to build bases while both flags fly over Greenland?
Copenhagen politicians debated allowing Metroselskabet to relocate threatened green toads and damage their habitats to clear the path for the new M5 metro line through Amager.
Developer Fælledby will demolish two newly built apartment blocks with 172 homes on Amager Fælled after serious construction defects were found. The contractor went bankrupt in 2025.
Eight people face trial for illegally feeding horses and cattle at Molslaboratoriet, but the case stalls as the court weighs whether controversial photographs can prove the animals were starving.
Danish drivers are crossing to Sweden to save 6 kroner per liter on fuel, where the government has slashed duties below the EU minimum until November 2026.
