Afghanistan’s Taliban marked five years in power with flags and cricket, but women and girls were banned. One young woman told AFP she feels like she’s aged 500 years under their suffocating rule.
A 15-year-old cyclist was killed by a truck in Randers, prompting police to convert a nearby dental clinic into an impromptu crisis center where volunteers counseled shocked witnesses.
A broken engine fan blade shattered a Ryanair cabin window, partially sucking out a 61-year-old passenger who was pulled back inside by his wife and fellow travelers, reveals a new U.S. safety report.
Danish authorities lift the ban on bottom-trawl fishing off Rømø, turning the area into a warning zone where fishermen can resume brown shrimp fishing at their own risk from Saturday.
Organic farmers on Samsø face ruin as bureaucratic delays block drought-fighting water reservoirs. One grower waited 10 months for a permit while crops withered. At least 20 farmers nationwide struggle to secure approvals needed for climate adaptation.
Radio Stjernen launched Svesken på disken, a new podcast covering trade union and workplace issues in Denmark, focusing on labor movement history and current affairs.
An unlicensed hostel in central Odense was forcibly shut down after a fire, leaving guests including international students scrambling for accommodation with no compensation or apology from the repeat-offender owner.
A runner encountered a wolf baring its teeth to protect its cub in North Jutland, prompting officials to post warnings asking visitors to walk elsewhere and give the wolf family peace.
Nearly 45,000 young Danes aged 15-24 are stuck outside both work and education, a troubling rise that has prompted government action. Mental health challenges keep many inactive for over three years.
Denmark moves to make repairing your phone, fridge or washing machine easier and cheaper under new EU rules tabled in the Folketing, boosting consumer rights and the green transition.
