The International Court of Justice’s 2025 climate opinion has transformed climate lawsuits from activist tools into weapons states can wield against each other, with compensation for climate damage now legally recognized.
Danish pig farmers are hemorrhaging 350-400 kroner per animal at slaughter, with prices hitting historic lows at 6.90 kroner per kilo while breakeven requires 11.5 kroner per kilo.
Former Kerteminde mayor Sonja Rasmussen has been trying to sell her childhood village home for 14 months. The 204-square-meter villa in Dalby has been on the market since June 2025.
Danish broadcaster DR explores why authors fabricate memoirs, citing two UK controversies including Cambridge professor Jason Arday’s disputed autobiography and Raynor Winn’s Salt Path, as experts blame Western individualism and publisher demand.
Mathias Gidsel returns to his roots as GOG faces Füchse Berlin in Arena Svendborg today at 7 p.m., with extra tickets released due to huge fan demand.
Norwegian police have closed the investigation into a September 2025 house fire in Hamar that killed four young women aged 18-19. The cause remains unknown, with no criminal offense suspected.
Denmark blocks Polymarket after court rules it violates gambling laws. Minister calls betting on death completely deranged. The crypto prediction market vows to fight the ban.
A 63-year-old man from Helsingør received two months in prison for Facebook comments urging others to shoot a top Danish politician during the 2026 election campaign.
Enhedslisten refuses to back the government’s tax freeze unless low and ordinary earners receive equal or bigger cuts, threatening a political standoff over Denmark’s tax reforms.
Kohberg bakery faces immediate injunction after serious dough mixer accident in Bolderslev injured worker. The older machine lacked critical safety switches, prompting police report consideration and company-wide equipment review.
