Copenhagen Metro gets new operator from 2027
August 28, 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.
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Greenland IUD scandal ruled rights abuse, not genocide
August 28, 2026
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 splits as veteran Gade defies party on farm law
August 28, 2026
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.
Danish woman quits job to care for elderly full-time
August 27, 2026
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 backs fertilizer law despite internal revolt
August 27, 2026
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.
Sebastian Kurz turns 40 running AI firm in Tel Aviv
August 27, 2026
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.
WWI gun battery ruins hiding in Southern Jutland forest
August 27, 2026
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.
TV 2 revenue up 5% as Play subscribers grow
August 26, 2026
TV 2 Danmark’s revenue climbed 5 percent to 2.2 billion kroner in the first half of 2026, powered by digital growth, prompting the broadcaster to raise its full-year earnings guidance despite higher sports coverage costs.
Nepal floods kill 95, 484 tourists missing after dam burst
August 26, 2026
Flash floods from Tibet’s border have killed 95 in Nepal, with 484 tourists missing. Entire villages vanished as mud and rock collapsed into rivers, wiping out hydropower plants and cutting 430 megawatts of electricity.
Flex driver claims forged certificate, fake safety checks
August 26, 2026
Drivers expose flex transport giant for forged wheelchair training certificates and fake safety checks on mobility aids, leading to permit revocations and ownership change at major Funen operator LS Busser.
