Kai Dige Bach, Conservative MP for 11 years and prolific Danish entrepreneur, has died at 90. The businessman built an empire spanning fuel, travel, media, and local politics.
After 20 years in management at the Royal Danish Theatre, Kasper Holten will step down in August 2027, acknowledging his ambitious growth strategy moved too quickly and led to staff stress.
Bus operator Herning Turist enters court-supervised reconstruction, but Midttrafik reassures passengers that city, local and regional routes across central Jutland will keep running as scheduled without disruption.
Danish Motor Vehicle Agency exposed 71,080 protected citizens’ names, addresses and birth dates to 59 companies for nearly five years, leaving the security hole open until September 2026.
Seven student apartments in central Aarhus are illegally rented to tourists on Airbnb instead of housing students. The owner got approval for student housing but secretly operates a shadow hotel network.
Copenhagen motorists must move parked cars by Friday or face towing at their own expense, as 60,000 runners and up to 150,000 spectators descend on the city for World Athletics Road Running Championships.
The EU wants to ban social media for children under 13 and limit older teens to one hour daily. Danish boarding school students who already live with strict phone rules say it works.
Copenhagen’s city council ousted Frie Grønne leader Sikandar Siddique after authorities ruled he didn’t actually live at the address he used to run in the 2025 election, making him ineligible.
Danish fertility clinics failed to warn nearly 40 percent of families when sperm donors were found to carry deadly genetic diseases, a damning new review reveals.
Danish band Lukas Graham quit Ed Sheeran’s tour in solidarity after rapper Macklemore was dropped for supporting Palestine, highlighting how musicians today can no longer remain apolitical.
