A newly elected Venstre MP has publicly attacked veteran colleague Søren Gade for disloyal behavior after he announced he would vote against his own party’s fertilizer law, sparking internal turmoil.
Venstre leader Troels Lund Poulsen reveals he privately wondered if his party would survive after polling plummeted to just 6.5 percent, marking an existential crisis for Denmark’s historic liberal party.
Country legend Dolly Parton became the world’s most streamed artist the day after her death, with fans playing her music 79.7 million times on August 26, 2026.
Copenhagen’s metro gets a new operator as KBH Metro Partner wins the 17 billion kroner contract to run lines M1-M4 from 2027 until 2039.
Expert reports confirm Denmark’s forced contraception campaign in Greenland violated women’s human rights but did not constitute genocide under international law, concluding a long-delayed investigation into this contested chapter.
Venstre faces a rare public split as parliament speaker Søren Gade defies the party line to vote against controversial fertilizer rules, with western Jutland mayors warning farmers could give up.
After spending eight years caring for her disabled mother, Susanne Svenningsen quit her florist job to launch Susannes Smil, offering elderly Danes practical help and companionship where municipal services fall short.
Venstre will back Denmark’s controversial fertilizer law despite open rebellion in its ranks, as parliament speaker Søren Gade vows to vote no over concerns the bill undermines farmers.
Former Austrian chancellor Sebastian Kurz turns 40 today, now running a three-billion-dollar AI security startup in Tel Aviv after leaving politics behind amid corruption scandals and dramatic resignations.
Hidden among the trees of Southern Jutland, the haunting ruins of a German First World War gun battery stand as a stark reminder of conflict, where prisoners of war were forced to work themselves to death.
