Prince Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain before September after six years in California, with their children enrolled to start British school. King Charles was informed Sunday, though the family will live privately outside London as non-working royals.
Christian Folden Lund celebrates his 50th birthday today as the new CEO of All Things Live, crediting fiction as his mood gauge and the pandemic as his defining professional challenge.
Shrinking US climate funding is sidelining science at Greenland’s Summit Station, warns Danish ice-core expert Jørgen Peder Steffensen. American Greenland research publications plummeted 32 percent since 2021.
SF leader Pia Olsen Dyhr insists hiring a former adviser accused of sexual harassment was a mistake, not poor judgment, rejecting calls for apology despite party resignations and public outcry.
Sweden Democrats bus ads asking Somalis if they miss Mogadishu were pulled after 20 drivers called in sick. The party cried censorship while Västtrafik cited work environment risks and safety concerns.
Musik i Lejet has asked volunteers to wear festival shirts to a public meeting about expansion plans, sparking criticism from local opponents who call the move inappropriate ahead of serious debate.
A 22-year-old Hungarian man accused of luring a 15-year-old Danish girl to Hungary via social media has been extradited to Denmark following her dramatic August disappearance and recovery.
DR escalates brown envelope scandal, filing arbitration against journalists’ union over illegal strike payments that breached collective agreements. Will the broadcaster’s tough stance end the controversial practice?
An Odense gymnasium ditched laptops for notebooks and whiteboards in August 2026, aiming for calmer classrooms and better learning. Research shows handwriting beats typing for memory retention.
Denmark just made it easier to get psychiatric help in a crisis. Call 1813, 1818, or 112 and reach staff with mental health training. Will it actually work?
