Helsingør opens Denmark’s first 11th and 12th grade programme for struggling students. Eleven teens who faced school refusal get individualized support. Could this model spread before the 2030 education reform hits?
A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake killed at least 132 people in western Colombia, becoming the first major crisis for President Abelardo de la Espriella, sworn in just three days earlier.
Sweden’s security service exposed a Russian spy operation in Stockholm, catching an SVR officer recruiting an embassy agent at a pub to spread propaganda and weaken NATO support.
Netanyahu rejects Trump’s 15-point Gaza peace plan, refusing to withdraw Israeli forces until Hamas is fully disarmed, leaving the American president’s breakthrough deal in tatters ahead of crucial elections.
A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake rocked western Colombia, killing at least 20 people and collapsing 20 buildings in Cali alone. The powerful tremor damaged six airports and was felt as far as Ecuador.
A Bornholm measuring station has logged 30 GPS jamming incidents in 2026 so far, nearly double last year’s total. One Danish cargo captain navigated for 24 hours without GPS, steering by magnetic compass.
Suspected Irish gang leader Daniel Kinahan has been extradited from Dubai to Ireland in a landmark first. The 49-year-old faces charges of directing a criminal organization linked to drug trafficking and over 12 killings.
Two guests fainted at a packed The Minds of 99 concert at Smukfest after dangerous crushing forced ten people over a bar counter to safety. Festival officials now promise an evaluation.
Sweden’s fringe parties chase power but scandals over terror support letters and accusations of treason expose deep divides, dominating the campaign’s final stretch before voters decide.
SF’s Villy Søvndal accuses Danish People’s Party of manipulation after climate spokesman claims 2026 has fewest European forest fires on record by counting Siberia as Europe.
