An invasive nutria, a South American rodent, has been spotted multiple times on Rømø, prompting concern from Nationalpark Vadehavet as the species digs into dikes and destabilizes them.
FMC Rønland pesticide plant will close in 2027, leaving 400 jobless and a massive cleanup task. Can Region Midtjylland handle what officials call Denmark’s largest generational pollution?
Danish hospitals rejected 200,000 GP referrals last year—one in seven patients sent back. Doctors warn this delays diagnosis and treatment, with rejections rising sharply since 2018.
Europe’s largest 3D-printed building just opened in Holstebro with 36 student apartments using 70 percent less concrete than traditional methods, promising greener construction with softer, rounded architectural shapes.
Denmark’s vegetable growers just caught a break: a one-year exemption from tough new nitrogen rules hitting farms in 2027. Will this breathing space help them avoid skyrocketing costs and pricier produce on your plate?
Four of Venstre’s 18 MPs are defying party leader Troels Lund Poulsen to vote against the government’s fertilizer law Thursday, exposing a deepening rift over Denmark’s agricultural green transition deal.
Tom Cruise returns as racing driver Cole Trickle in a Days of Thunder sequel, with Anne Hathaway joining as team owner. The film races into cinemas June 2028.
Greenland offers visiting Danish nurses 15 percent bonuses and free housing from September 1, but permanently employed Greenlandic nurses say the deal is unfair and have launched a protest petition.
Ultrarunning is booming in Denmark with races selling out and record finishers at 50 and 100 kilometer distances, says national coach Bjarni Rom Jensen after explosive growth over three years.
Denmark breaks ground on a stunning 60 million kroner reconstruction of Harald Bluetooth’s 1,000-year-old Viking fortress at Trelleborg, where visitors will soon experience life as a Viking warrior firsthand.
