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.
Danish broadcaster DR revisits five controversial ads that sparked outrage, from Sinful’s orgasm guarantee vibrator posters to SAS questioning Scandinavian traditions and Cult’s violent energy drink campaign that earned a 100,000 kroner fine.
After 110 years, curtains close on Maribo’s Hylddalen outdoor stage as audience numbers plummet from 12,000 to 4,000 and costly repairs force Lolland Municipality to pull the plug.
A 15-year-old girl who vanished from Hedensted was found alive in Hungary, but Danish police now suspect a criminal offense was committed and have identified suspects in the case.
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay 567 million dollars into a youth mental health fund after the company was found liable for misleading consumers and failing to protect minors from exploitation. Meta plans to appeal.
Denmark’s controversial reversal on wind energy subsidies will drain 55 billion kroner from state coffers over two decades. Why did the government backtrack on its renewable energy promises?
Copenhagen hotels see over 80% foreign guests during summer peak, while international professionals compete for the same housing and infrastructure in a capital increasingly calibrated to transient visitors.
A successful Danish inn is closing forever after its owner worked up to 100 hours weekly, ending in hospital when doctors warned they could lower her blood pressure but not remove the deadly stress.
Survey data show only a minority of bereaved Danish children join formal grief groups, leaving grandparents to navigate fragmented systems with scant English guidance after sudden family loss.
Denmark’s newly merged megabank AL Sydbank is hiking fees for over one million customers, but only 3 to 4 percent switch banks annually despite potential savings of over DKK 1,000.
