A 64-year-old man who sent death threats against a top Danish civil servant was released from custody after Dansk Folkeparti leader Morten Messerschmidt unknowingly replied to one threatening email.
Danish tax authorities won a major legal victory in their pursuit of 95 million kroner from Dutch financier Frank Vogel, accused of masterminding dividend tax fraud involving Canadian pension funds that never owned Danish shares.
A 16-year-old boy stands accused of fatally stabbing a fellow teenager at a school party in Roskilde. Police say a prior conflict between the two flared up at the event.
Copenhagen Pride 2026 peaks today with the main parade attracting 250,000 people. Film director Mathias Broe shares his annual Pride routine: brunch, mimosas, political march with Nørrebro Pride, then partying until dawn.
Five years after the Taliban seized power, Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis deepens as aid plummets 70 percent and 21.9 million people need assistance, yet only a quarter of funding has arrived.
A 16-year-old boy has died after being stabbed multiple times near a student party in Roskilde on Friday evening. Police arrested another 16-year-old and charged him with homicide.
Rockwool’s seized Russian subsidiary is now suing its Danish parent company for 660 million kroner over a 2020 loan, but the firm refuses to pay, calling Russia lawless.
Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir visited Odense gymnasium distributing flyers calling Danish youth culture shameless, prompting police attendance and renewed political calls for banning the organization outright.
Denmark’s justice minister slammed police after a fingerprint system error went unreported for two years, potentially letting criminals walk free in thousands of cases between 2014 and 2023.
Roskilde marked 81 years since Hiroshima’s atomic bombing with songs, speeches and calls to ban nuclear weapons. Held at Byparken’s lakeside, the peace gathering remembered the 140,000 who died that day.
