Instagram boss Adam Mosseri denied hiding child safety risks as he testified in a landmark trial where 29 US states accuse Meta of designing platforms to addict young users.
A record 45 of Denmark’s 98 municipalities are seeking special grants totaling 2.7 billion kroner – nearly triple the 1 billion available – to balance their 2027 budgets.
Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands risk falling behind in Arctic research as the 2032 International Polar Year approaches, with experts warning it’s close to the last call to secure a serious role.
After months of heated debate, Denmark’s parliament ditched plans for an in-house priest. MPs now get a phone number instead—at no cost to taxpayers.
Country music legend Dolly Parton has died aged 80 in Nashville, her nephew announced in an emotional video statement on her official social media accounts on August 25, 2026.
Odense’s battle against the oak processionary moth cost over 15 million kroner this year, blowing past the 10 million budget. Now the mayor and minister are demanding a national action plan.
Aarhus Mayor Anders Winnerskjold proposes a socialprocent, reallocating 107 million kroner to help the city’s most vulnerable residents with disabilities, mental illness and severe social problems.
After Denmark spent 1.5 billion kroner on a gas pipeline to save Nakskov’s 144-year-old sugar factory, the German owner is closing it anyway in January 2027, leaving 150 workers jobless.
An arbitrator ruled The Washington Post must reinstate columnist Karen Attiah, fired over Bluesky posts about Charlie Kirk’s death, finding the paper lacked sufficient cause and breached her contract.
A 31-year-old man accused of fatal violence at a Copenhagen World Cup event has voluntarily agreed to four more weeks in pre-trial detention, cancelling his Wednesday court hearing.
