
Data centers waste heat: only 4 of 50 use surplus
Despite promises a decade ago, only four of Denmark’s 50 data centers actually use their surplus heat for district heating, with most facilities still venting it uselessly into the air.

Despite promises a decade ago, only four of Denmark’s 50 data centers actually use their surplus heat for district heating, with most facilities still venting it uselessly into the air.

Denmark’s legendary handball coach Nikolaj Jacobsen has divorced his wife Lenette after over 25 years together. The separation took place this summer, with the coach asking for privacy.

Danish police handed out over 250,000 speeding tickets in 50 km/h zones during 2025 – that’s 711 fines every single day. One district saw violations surge 56 percent in just one year.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Abiy Ahmed celebrates his 50th birthday today, marking a controversial journey from child soldier at 14 to Ethiopia’s wartime prime minister accused of authoritarianism.

A Danish court acquitted a 60-year-old man of indecent exposure after two teenage girls reported him for masturbating near their school in 2024, citing doubt about what was actually seen.

A problem wolf repeatedly approaching children in West Jutland gardens has been shot, with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen declaring safety comes first and is non-negotiable when kids are involved.

A problem wolf terrorizing West Jutland has been shot after forcing animal park owner Conny Engholm to sleep outdoors for three weeks protecting her livestock from the fearless predator.

A mobile museum exhibition about football club AaB was forced to relocate from central Aalborg after people repeatedly urinated inside the container, prompting the obvious conclusion to move it.

Danish entertainer Martin Brygmann is releasing his new album Friheden on streaming services later this August, marking his return to music two years after stepping away from live performances following controversy.

A wolf was shot Thursday evening in southwest Jutland after approaching within two meters of a Nature Agency employee near a summer-house area, raising questions about Denmark’s protected species policies.
