A sex shop’s bus ad promising 100 percent orgasm was pulled in Fredericia after complaints, but child psychologists say kids seeing vibrators advertised isn’t actually a problem.
Over 2,500 migrants remain in Ceuta after mass crossing from Morocco, where youth unemployment hits 37.2 percent. Many young Moroccans risk their lives seeking opportunity in Europe.
Danmarksdemokraterne wants all Jutland hunters to shoot problem wolves without permission after three incidents near children’s gardens in Nørre Nebel prompted officials to create a new regulation zone.
Danish People’s Party leader Morten Messerschmidt gave a pro-Russian, anti-NATO Montenegrin politician a Christiansborg tour, sparking outrage. He now regrets not vetting his guest beforehand.
A bus ad in Fredericia featuring vibrators and a 100 percent orgasm guarantee sparked outrage among locals and politicians. After complaints about inappropriate public content, the provocative poster was swapped for a tamer design – but only in this town.
Denmark’s shattered rail network drove a 43 percent surge in long-distance bus travel this summer, as frustrated passengers abandoned trains for the road during weeks of disruption and delays.
France’s national anti-terrorism prosecutor investigates the FLNC after masked separatists threatened non-Corsicans at a clandestine press conference, warning them not to consider themselves safe on Corsican territory.
Østjyllands Politi faces a police complaint after 17 of 18 seized dogs died in custody. The dogs, later proven legal, arrived with blue tongues, missing teeth, and fur falling out.
Spider-Man’s new film has landed a record 165 brand partnerships worth an estimated 309 million dollars before release, as product placement becomes crucial for financing blockbusters facing industry-wide budget pressure.
Copenhagen’s legendary Noma returns with a new concept while Denmark cracks down on deepfakes with prison sentences up to three years. Can the Nordic nation balance culinary innovation with digital security?
