Denmark’s Parliament debates who pays to remove asbestos from 380,000 homes. The proposal leaves most homeowners to foot the bill themselves, sparking warnings about public health risks and unsafe DIY removals.
Denmark’s biggest electronics chains warn shoplifting has turned so violent that staff fear for their lives. POWER’s CEO urges politicians to act before someone dies on the shop floor.
Mosede Fort, built between 1913 and 1916, is a historically significant site in Denmark that illustrates the country’s neutrality during World War I. Located near Køge Bay, it offers a museum with over 5,000 artifacts and guided tours, providing engaging insights into Denmark’s military preparedness and wartime experiences. A must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Frederikshavn Art Museum is a cultural hub in Northern Denmark, showcasing over 2,000 artworks by renowned and emerging Danish artists. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, it offers guided tours, educational events, and a charming café. Easily accessible, the museum enriches the local cultural landscape and invites visitors to explore its diverse artistic heritage.
Half of Danish families face mental illness, but long waits and fragmented care persist. SIND’s election campaign demands voters press candidates on four pledges: faster help, less coercion, and real support.
Forty-two mental health groups are demanding Danish politicians promise now to uphold the country’s ten-year psychiatry plan. Will 4.6 billion kroner in reforms survive the election, or fade once votes are counted?
Denmark’s largest disability group demands election candidates ditch vague promises and commit to concrete visions. With 86 percent of Danes affected, why does disability policy still hide in manifestos?
Denmark’s climate think tank warns politicians to audit the country’s 2030 strategy now, arguing overly optimistic projections and unproven technologies risk turning the green transition into a credibility-destroying megaproject without a safety net.
Nets payment outage left cashless Denmark unable to buy groceries or fuel. When one processor controls everything and cash vanishes, every technical glitch becomes a national crisis.
Europe faces six weeks of jet fuel reserves amid supply disruptions, but Danish travel companies assure summer holidays are safe. Expect higher prices, not cancellations, as fuel costs squeeze airline margins.
