DR admits it has no official rules for English loanwords as angry viewers complain about words like doorstep and artist, while the broadcaster’s language editor waits for ministerial action.
Award-winning Danish author Stine Pilgaard shares her weekend plans: Belgian waffles at Damhussøen, Pink Floyd on full volume, reality TV binges, and a confession about replacing water with Pepsi Max.
Hillerød Municipality commits 100 million kroner to fix Denmark’s worst road network, with 67.5 million earmarked for Peder Oxes Allé upgrades and new bus links.
Denmark’s left-wing party wants to criminalize social media platforms that spread harmful content about suicide and self-harm, with the digitalisation minister signaling openness to the proposal.
Denmark’s six largest cities are sounding the alarm: a police freeze on child safety certificates has left hundreds of critical positions unfilled in nurseries, kindergartens, and care facilities, with no solution in sight.
Danish band Lukas Graham quit Ed Sheeran’s US tour after rapper Macklemore was removed for pro-Palestinian statements, with singer Lukas Forchhammer saying people must speak freely about war and civilian deaths.
Freja Elmer almost didn’t dare become a carpenter due to gender stereotypes, but now she’s building summer houses on TV and inspiring women across Denmark through her Instagram and Boss Ladies work.
Punk legends Sex Pistols return to Denmark after 30 years, hitting Copenhagen’s Tap1 on November 28 to celebrate 50 years of Anarchy in the U.K.
A wild hare in Svendborg has tested positive for tularemia, marking the first confirmed case of the bacterial disease in a wild hare on Funen. The illness can also infect humans.
Danish director May el-Toukhy’s film won Venice’s Golden Lion, sparking debate about gender representation. Jury president Maggie Gyllenhaal firmly rejected claims it was a political statement, celebrating instead a sharp, well-made film.
