A 24-year-old shot by police during a dramatic chase in Haderslev appeared in court after being released, then re-arrested when new evidence emerged from interviews and technical examinations.
TotalEnergies abandons its 72 percent stake in Denmark’s Lillebælt Syd offshore wind project, leaving Sønderborg Kommune scrambling to find a new investor within one year as critics hope the controversial plan collapses.
Gymnasium graduates enrolling in five technical programs at Erhvervsakademi København must now complete a mandatory four-week practical course before regular classes begin, aimed at bridging the gap between theory and hands-on learning.
At least 472 dead and 1,400 missing after a catastrophic glacier collapse triggered flash floods and landslides across Nepal and Tibet, with hundreds trapped including foreign tourists.
Six volunteer board members in Odense must pay 7.7 million kroner after their director fraudulently inflated membership figures to secure excessive subsidies. The court ruled volunteers cannot escape responsibility.
DR Kontant exposed Flextrafik drivers swapping vehicles before announced inspections to avoid checks. Midttrafik now questions whether its trust-based inspection system needs an overhaul after the revelations.
Iranian state TV airs chilling video asking where Barron Trump can be killed, offering a 10 million dollar bounty. The Secret Service is investigating the unprecedented threat.
Danish authorities today launched seven guidelines to help adults navigate conversations with children about crises, war and disasters flooding social media and news feeds.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen dismisses economists’ concerns over Denmark’s 17.4 billion kroner food VAT cut plan, citing success in Sweden and Norway. Will it actually lower Danish supermarket prices?
A shocking new Danish book reveals how 22-year-old Noah Rosendal survived demon expulsions, violence and systematic abuse inside the Christian sect Faderhuset, where adults once drowned a possessed six-year-old boy underwater.
