Milling Hotels is making its largest acquisition ever, buying four hotels from the Halberg group in Svendborg and Fredericia. The deal closes October 1, 2026, expanding the family chain to 16 Danish hotels.
Hundreds of activists blocked heavy transport at Denmark’s FMC Rønland pesticide factory on August 13, demanding a national ban on exports of EU-illegal pesticides like dimethoate.
Danish driving instructors say they were misled about license code 148, which the Road Traffic Authority now confirms works only in Denmark. Hundreds of learners may hold licenses invalid for manual driving abroad.
Fancy owning a piece of Danish TV history? Original Matador scripts, costumes worn by Ghita Nørby, and props from the legendary series are up for auction until August 24, 2026.
After a 16-year-old was fatally stabbed at Roskilde’s puttefest, the rector of Roskilde Gymnasium is demanding these gatherings stop, citing a very violent alcohol culture among vulnerable new students.
Denmark’s Resuscitation Council issued ten recommendations on August 17, 2026, demanding defibrillators be accessible 24/7 all year, unlocked and registered to boost cardiac arrest survival rates nationwide.
A Danish couple living 25 meters from Microsoft’s planned datacenter site say months of uncertainty have left them sleepless, stressed and struggling with memory loss as they fight for answers.
A 16-year-old was fatally stabbed at a school party in Roskilde. His brother supports police urging people to delete circulating videos, calling it a criminal offense as the family struggles with devastating loss.
Every 30 minutes, Ebola claims another life in DR Congo. With cases doubling monthly and 2,184 dead, the UN warns the virus is winning this deadly race.
Danish Vinted sellers are relabeling cheap Shein clothing as vintage and charging up to four times the original price, with one gray top jumping from 85 to 350 kroner, DR investigation reveals.
