TV 2 morning host Steen Langeberg turns 50 today after an unlikely journey from reception desk worker to beloved presenter, building a career that started when he boldly wrote his own name on a casting board.
Danish party leaders clash in unprecedented defamation trial over heated debate remarks. Will courts draw new boundaries for political speech, or does free expression shield even the sharpest accusations?
Copenhagen’s lord mayor wants mandatory helmets for tourists and a “bike licence” requiring visitors to pass a traffic rules course before unlocking electric rental bikes. She says 13,000 e-bikes create traffic insecurity.
Ceuta’s president gives Spain’s government 30 days to fix the migration crisis or face legal action, claiming up to 10,000 migrants remain while authorities insist only 2,000 are left.
Trump has slashed US involvement in joint military drills with South Korea, citing his good relationship with Kim Jong-un. But security experts and military officials warn North Korea poses a growing threat.
Despite new genetic research proving Danish sika deer don’t interbreed with native red deer, the government plans to continue shooting them anyway, sparking outrage from multiple political parties.
Denmark’s pick-your-own apple orchards are disappearing fast as small farms close due to low turnover, leaving fewer places for families to harvest fresh fruit themselves this season.
A Spanish F-18 fighter jet shot down a drone over Romania early Sunday, marking the fourth such incident in less than a month as the NATO country faces escalating airspace violations near its 600-kilometer border with Ukraine.
Hundreds of Ukrainian drones struck Moscow overnight in one of the most massive attacks in recent memory, killing an elderly man and igniting a vast warehouse blaze. Russia claims 822 drones were downed.
Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who resigned amid plagiarism allegations, was found dead in London on Friday. British PM Andy Burnham called it a tragedy, urging reflection on how matters ended this way.
