Denmark’s Immigration Service has frozen permanent residence and family reunification applications after discovering errors in the Central Criminal Register that wrongly deleted criminal records in 48 cases since 2021.
Danish 15-year-olds hit record lows in reading, math and science in this year’s PISA study, while 28 percent now skip full school days and 60 percent arrive late regularly.
Danish farmers are sowing autumn crops blind: they still don’t know their nitrogen quotas under the new fertilizer law, and the official calculation tool remains unavailable despite the law’s passage last week.
30,000 Danish school pupils are hunting insects and spider webs this week in Denmark’s largest-ever mapping of insect diversity, helping scientists identify unknown species and fill gaps in knowledge about the country’s tiniest, most overlooked creatures.
Arbejderen’s culture section published “Et hvidt væsen” (A White Being) on July 27, 2026, at 20:02 Copenhagen time. No other outlet covered the piece, and content details remain limited.
Are we heading into a friendship recession? Danish researcher Marie-Elisabeth Lei Pihl says face-to-face socializing is falling markedly, suggesting we weave friendships into daily tasks like cooking together or sharing school runs.
Tired of waiting up to 15 years for grid upgrades, Hjørring Municipality plans to bypass Denmark’s national power network by running cables directly from renewable sources to local users.
Denmark awards first compensation payments of 300,000 kroner each to Greenlandic women fitted with IUDs without consent. At least 342 women have applied, with numbers expected to rise significantly.
Denmark defends international law fiercely when Greenland faces threats, but adopts vague legal reasoning on arms exports, deportations, and military strikes, a Danish law professor argues in a damning critique.
UC Syd in Aabenraa launches German-taught pedagogue program with 18 students to address Denmark’s shortage of 4,000 pedagogues. Students must pass Danish test after one year or leave.
