Grimhøj mosque chair Oussama El-Saadi’s conviction for 738,000 kroner social benefit fraud upheld by High Court. Police found him at cousin-wife’s apartment he claimed not to share. He insists he’s innocent.
A shocking 600 Danish daycare rooms have no permanent educator at all, according to a new BUPL survey, prompting Enhedslisten to summon the children’s minister for urgent talks.
Christmas decorations hit Danish stores in late September 2026, with one Odense woman owning up to 800 gnomes and shoppers already buying wrapping paper to beat the crowds.
A 22-year-old Romanian man has been remanded in custody, suspected of murdering a 37-year-old whose body was fastened to a car battery and thrown into the Gudenå River in a very violent killing.
Denmark’s two largest business groups are demanding concrete action plans after intelligence warned Russia will intensify hybrid warfare, but clearer official guidance on what companies should actually do remains frustratingly absent.
Thieves targeted 23 luxury cars in Solrød and Køge since the weekend, stealing side mirrors from BMWs, Mercedes and Audis. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and appealing for witnesses.
A Danish man with prior attempted murder convictions faces assault charges after fatally punching a 32-year-old Swedish man at a Copenhagen World Cup screening, sparking political outrage and calls for tougher penalties.
Charles Spencer’s memoir about Princess Diana, published 30 years after her death, has been savaged by British critics who call it self-absorbed, ego-driven, and obsessed with his own 1997 funeral speech.
Copenhagen Airport launches CPH Air Lab in a shipping container to test whether filters—from mechanical to moss—can capture ultrafine particles near busy runways and aircraft stands.
Mariagerfjord Municipality has given up recruiting home-based childminders after years of failed attempts, forcing parents to drive children to neighboring towns for care. Can Danish dagpleje survive?
