A Danish priest sparked fierce debate after parishioners recognized her bathing topless at a beach 30 kilometers from home, raising questions about clergy privacy and professional boundaries.
Pakistan’s jailed ex-PM Imran Khan moved to hospital after Supreme Court order, ending months of family demands. Will medical treatment defuse political tensions or ignite them further?
A man was critically stabbed in central Herning Thursday evening near Markedspladsen. Police cordoned off the city center and are seeking witnesses who were present around 7:10 p.m.
The Øresund Bridge closed in both directions Thursday after a multi-vehicle crash near the Swedish toll booths. Debris flew across lanes, forcing total shutdown. One minor injury reported.
Copenhagen’s booming housing market hits the brakes as July sales plunge 35 percent in one month, with Nordea economist warning capital prices could start falling after historically low activity.
Copenhagen officials meet tourism and bike rental industries Thursday to tackle safety crisis as 8 out of 10 cyclists see tourists as a traffic problem, with proposals including cycling licenses and colored helmets.
Two veteran Copenhagen restaurateurs launch Casino, a 240-seat Italian restaurant, and Mercato food market on September 1 at previously dull Nina Bangs Plads, joining a wave of new openings transforming the square.
Nearly one in three young Danes knowingly buys counterfeit goods, well above the EU average. The habit costs them money, risks their health with dangerous chemicals, and reveals a troubling tension in Danish society.
Sweden has begun transferring prisoners to Estonia, renting 300 cells for 230 million kroner yearly as gang crime surges and domestic prisons reach capacity.
Danish researchers have cracked the mystery of the narwhal’s spiral tusk after six years of study. The secret? Two opposing spirals—one twisting left, one right—that keep the tusk straight while rotating as it grows.
