Lonely after moving to Silkeborg, Sabine Prenslev Christensen created Trailmates to find hiking companions. The outdoor activity app now connects over 2,000 nature lovers seeking adventure friends or romance.
Majority of landowners reject proposed Nationalpark Smålandsfarvandet, with those saying no controlling over 10,000 hectares compared to just 1,000 hectares owned by supporters, Danish Nature Agency reports.
Danish film Kvinde ukendt makes history at Venice Film Festival, claiming the Golden Lion after 71 years and marking the first win for a female Danish director.
Denmark’s government plans to boost the Arne pension by over 3,000 kroner monthly from January 2027, while keeping the retirement age at 64. Around 7,400 more people expected to retire early.
Multiple Danish sperm banks face police reports for illegally exceeding the 12-family donor limit, with European Sperm Bank accused of selling sperm from 81 donors to up to 30 families each.
Odder Municipality wants to raise income tax by 0.5 percentage points to 25.6 percent, blaming rapid population growth from people moving near Aarhus for straining schools and welfare services.
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen says the government hasn’t decided if its planned school screen ban will include smartwatches, noting teachers say the devices distract pupils just like phones do.
3F Kolding activists protested at Lemvigh-Müller’s construction site on September 10, demanding proper working conditions and raising wage claims exceeding 1.2 million kroner against a Czech contractor without a collective agreement.
Denmark backs EU-wide boycott of Israeli settlement goods but refuses to act alone, with Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen saying trade policy must be collective to work.
Denmark launches national plasma rearmament campaign to end reliance on US imports after pandemic export halt exposed vulnerabilities. Donors currently supply 64 percent of plasma needs for cancer and immune patients.
