3,000 angry farmers packed Odense to protest Denmark’s nitrogen rules that could force them to buy more land. Will the minister’s promise to hold firm on emission cuts destroy food production or save the environment?
A homeowner digging for a terrace in Rebild unearthed Denmark’s largest Viking silver hoard: 18.5 kilos containing over 700 objects including coins, jewelry, and silver bars from the 10th century.
Danish municipalities raked in a record-breaking 1.4 billion kroner from parking in 2025. Is this about regulating traffic or simply filling municipal coffers? FDM warns costs keep rising year after year.
Venstre leader Troels Lund Poulsen stakes his chairmanship on staying in Denmark’s green tripartite agreement, defying a farming revolt within his party that demands withdrawal from controversial nitrogen laws.
Danish police reveal criminal networks are moving billions of kroner through underground banks, leaving no paper trail. A new DR documentary follows the money to Turkey, Spain, and beyond.
Should electric scooters be banned from Danish roads? A leading think tank says seven years of trials prove they’re too dangerous, urging a phase-out despite political resistance.
Half of Danish Wegovy users quit within a year due to cost and side effects, new research reveals. Even more worrying: 90 percent regain most weight within two years of stopping.
Denmark’s Supreme Court ruled that authorities can legally use underage test purchasers to enforce age limits on nicotine products, upholding a kiosk owner’s 25,000 kroner fine despite his human rights challenge.
Twelve people with Chinese backgrounds have been ordered held in custody after a marathon 19-hour court hearing on charges of laundering 121 million kroner and VAT fraud involving luxury goods like designer bags at Copenhagen stores.
Three Danes who met Norway’s King Harald recall a monarch who was genuinely curious, remarkably relaxed and fully present – even when he stumbled on stairs before greeting Queen Margrethe.
