Denmark’s 58-year-old CPR system faces calls to be scrapped after 8.8 million records were breached. Experts compare it to a horse-drawn carriage in a Porsche world, warning your CPR is a password you can never change.
Unauthorized parties accessed names, addresses and CPR numbers of 8.8 million people registered in Denmark. The ministry calls it deeply serious. Are you affected?
Denmark’s biggest electric car fair opened today in Herning, but tax hikes stole the show. Will buyers beat the January deadline? Popular family EVs face increases up to 28,000 kroner.
Danish police will get Tasers nationwide after a trial showed officers avoided using firearms in over half of incidents. The weapons can stop knife attacks from 10 meters away.
Dansk Folkeparti leader Morten Messerschmidt staged a dramatic annual meeting entrance to Kanye West’s Power, urging the blue bloc to unite and unseat the current government despite growing tensions over his leadership ambitions.
Danish retail giant Salling Group is training managers to discuss menopause with staff, as new global workplace standards tackle hot flashes, brain fog and sick leave among 43,000 employees.
Næstved parents win reprieve for threatened village school after budget campaign. Hyllinge branch of Vesterlandsskolen stays open for now, but faces third closure threat in six years, leaving families in repeated uncertainty.
Copenhagen’s first cultural free zone under Langebro has triggered 30 noise complaints since August, sparking debate over balancing nightlife with residents’ peace as the experiment runs until 2027.
Novo Nordisk fined 45,000 kroner for breaking ethics rules with a Wegovy patient support program that let doctors refer patients to Falck specialists, effectively reducing their workload while patients unknowingly paid with health data.
Danish teachers say they’re drowning in parental demands for special accommodations, with up to 20 pupils per class on individual agreements affecting teaching and community.
