Copenhagen Airport chaos: Surprise security inspection triggers hours-long queues, hundreds of missed flights, and manual bag checks that could last two more weeks. Are you flying soon?
Two young Ukrainians in Denmark were charged with espionage after responding to a Telegram ad offering free electronics, including a Sony TV and microwave, from a closing Aalborg office.
A five-woman team braved storms and heavy seas across Greenland to help women claim 300,000 kroner owed by Denmark for forced contraception, receiving over 900 applications so far.
Two young men face espionage charges after allegedly photographing Danish defence firm MyDefence for a suspected Russian intelligence service. Arrested with accomplices, they deny guilt as PET warns of sabotage threats.
Denmark’s 2027 finance bill proposes abolishing the intermediate tax bracket and cutting SU grants for students whose parents earn as little as 420,000 kroner annually.
Rising electricity prices in Denmark have wiped out the entire household saving from the government’s massive electricity tax cut, with raw power costs surging 98 percent since the Middle East conflict began.
Danish pharmacies have stopped accepting CPR numbers alone for prescription pickup after 8.8 million records leaked. You’ll now need your health card or must answer control questions.
Denmark’s government will reintroduce citizenship for 2,055 approved applicants after months of delays, but every file faces a second review and not all may pass again this time.
Danish mayors want the Folketing to allow wedding fees for foreign couples after Stevns Municipality alone performed over 1,000 ceremonies in 2025, leaving taxpayers to cover rising costs.
Denmark’s Ministry of Defence approved a controversial radar test site expansion in Hørsholm, despite the company operating illegally without permits. Using a powerful 2025 law, the ministry can now override practically any legislation for defense purposes.
