Danish officials insist they helped Germany probe the Nord Stream sabotage by directing prosecutors to intelligence channels, flatly denying claims they refused cooperation on witness questioning in Bornholm and Christiansø.
Egg prices jumped 8.4 percent in a year while other food costs fell. The culprits? Surging demand, deadly bird flu outbreaks killing 20 million hens, and rising feed costs across Europe.
Complaints about Flextrafik in South Jutland more than doubled in one year, with reports of drivers using mobile phones while transporting passengers, including wheelchair users. The industry now demands stricter operator requirements.
Denmark blocked German investigators from probing the Nord Stream sabotage on Bornholm, citing state security concerns—a decision experts call odd given the attack’s gravity in Danish waters.
A Russian Orthodox priest in Copenhagen denies his church has ties to Putin’s regime or played any role in an alleged infiltration scheme targeting a Danish youth party that saw 11 members expelled.
A 22-year-old Hungarian man denies grooming and unlawfully detaining a 15-year-old Danish girl he allegedly took to Hungary. She was found two days later and reunited with family.
Danish rock legends Dizzy Mizz Lizzy pulled out of tonight’s sold-out Kongens Have concert in Odense due to illness, with Magtens Korridorer stepping in as replacement.
Spanish police evacuated thousands of migrants from El Trampolín beach in Ceuta on Thursday morning, moving them to temporary reception centers where asylum claims will be assessed and most face return to Morocco.
Former BBC royal correspondent warns Prince Harry and Meghan’s return to Britain could create two rival royal courts, with William and Harry potentially competing for influence and attention.
Ukraine’s parliament confirmed Yevhenii Khmara as defense minister with 312 votes. The former special forces commander orchestrated Spider’s Web, a drone operation that destroyed Russian equipment worth 46 billion kroner.
