Denmark’s media council warns parents about Ønskeskyen, the popular wish-list app, citing intensive marketing and age-inappropriate content like alcohol. It’s the first Danish platform assessed in the government’s new digital safety guide.
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen and Italy’s Giorgia Meloni unite against uncontrolled immigration, demanding EU action on borders and third-country return hubs while defending Europe’s Christian heritage.
Judge frees man shot by Copenhagen police after new video shown in court reveals officer fired while car was driving away. Prosecution chose not to appeal the surprise release decision.
German prosecutors are investigating over 120 suspected cases involving a convicted killer nurse who murdered 10 patients. Forty-six bodies have been exhumed as authorities examine deaths dating back to 2022.
Denmark’s inflation dropped to 1.7 percent in July, surprising economists who expected the Iran war and oil crisis to push prices higher. Lower food costs drove the unexpected decline.
Danish researchers have just two weeks to develop drone and thermal camera weapons against the toxic oak processionary moth before larvae vanish until next summer. Can AI save Denmark from the larva from hell?
Israeli rabbis ordered men and women to use separate sidewalks in Bnei Brak, sparking outrage. The project is paused, but experts warn religious extremism is accelerating across Israeli public life.
Danish public broadcaster DR shows families how AI chatbots can tackle back-to-school chaos by creating meal plans, managing weekly calendars, and even summarizing school messages from Aula.
Liberal Alliance’s Mads Strange admitted a linguistic error after misrepresenting a European disability study, claiming Denmark treats disabled citizens worst. The study’s researcher says Strange’s correction is also wrong.
The EU has closed negotiations on IRIS², its satellite internet network to challenge Elon Musk’s Starlink dominance. The constellation will expand to 348 satellites, with the first launch scheduled by end of 2029.
