Denmark’s state fund EIFO has pumped 460 million kroner into Greenland—a 30-fold surge in a decade—targeting gold, graphite and rare earths as geopolitical tensions raise the Arctic territory’s strategic value.
Danish police are seizing growing numbers of illegal electric scooters from children, some capable of 70 kilometers per hour. Parents face tough conversations about saying no to dangerous purchases.
Good conversations don’t just happen, they demand attention, courage and sometimes a plan, argues conversation expert Pernille Bandholm Jakobsen in a new DR culture feature exploring ancient wisdom for modern dinner tables.
Danish director Amalie Næsby Fick’s debut feature Dobbeltfejl premiered at Toronto International Film Festival to warm reception. Starring Sidse Babett Knudsen and Sofie Gråbøl, the film explores parenthood’s imperfect side.
A Dansk Folkeparti video sparked over 3,300 comments, many potentially criminal under racism laws. A law professor warns the party could be held responsible for failing to moderate threatening and racist statements.
Danish politicians are demanding European Sperm Bank inform over 10,000 affected women and children that their donor was used illegally in too many families, but the bank refuses.
Parents are keeping children home from Nordals Skolen in Nordborg after a bomb threat note was discovered, despite police calling it an empty threat with no concrete danger indication.
Fælledby will demolish two completed buildings with 172 brand-new apartments on Amager Fælled due to catastrophic construction errors, cancelling all contracts and leaving buyers in limbo.
The European Commission has blocked Denmark’s request to extend state aid approval for mink compensation, pushing final settlements beyond 2027 and leaving former breeders waiting for nearly 30 billion kroner in payments.
Danish study finds paracetamol use during pregnancy linked to eight percent smaller testicles in boys and 41 percent smaller ovaries in girls, concerning researchers despite no proven causation.
