Two thieves posed as ordinary museum visitors in Vienna, smashed a display case with a hammer, and stole a 1939 Egyptian royal diamond necklace worth 28 million kroner before fleeing.
Denmark’s largest new hospital faces another delay as workers plummet from 1,500 to just 700. Regional chairman: “I got irritated when I heard that figure.”
Denmark will let 18 municipalities exceed public housing cost limits by 20 percent, unlocking up to 5,000 new affordable homes in Copenhagen by 2032 in cities where construction has stalled.
A fire in Vanløse left four apartments destroyed and two people injured as emergency crews battled flames into the night. Roads closed and buses diverted while residents sheltered indoors from thick smoke.
Outdoor giant Fjällräven threatens to sue Sweden Democrats over campaign typeface, demanding design change by September 1. Party secretary calls accusation nonsense and refuses to halt materials despite customer complaints.
Region Midtjylland invests 4 million kroner more in student carpooling after trial success, with use surging 73 percent as rural bus routes shrink and young Danes embrace ride-sharing over costly, slow public transport.
Two Folketinget presidium parties now deny any agreement was made to attach a priest to parliament, directly contradicting an official June press release and sparking accusations of a political coup.
Complete Matador script set fetches 200,000 kroner at auction—double its estimate. Props and newspapers from the beloved Danish series also sold well above expectations at Bruun Rasmussen.
Denmark compensates 13 victims of child abuse at Solgården home with 300,000 kroner each after state admitted systematic failures in supervision from 1949-1976, including rape and violence.
A 24-year-old man shot in the leg by police after a dramatic car chase in Haderslev has been charged with attempted murder but released without detention. Who was he trying to kill?
