Danish antiquarian booksellers have refused bulk book offers from a Canadian company, suspecting the volumes would train AI language models before being destroyed by scanning processes that cut off spines.
Denmark’s Patient Safety Authority now admits it cannot prove it conducted spot checks on sperm donor family limits, despite previously claiming regular monitoring at every European Sperm Bank inspection.
Danish actress Mathilde Arcel won best actress at Venice Film Festival for her debut lead role, going from job center meetings to international acclaim virtually overnight.
An elk smashed through a farm fence in Hundested on Sunday before being spotted running and swimming at Kikhavn beach, where a birdwatcher got within 10-15 meters of the magnificent animal.
Denmark’s Conservatives want a five million kroner state fund for drug dogs at schools. One campus found drugs just once in three years, while other schools reject the idea, preferring trust over control.
Despite three crushing election defeats in three years including Denmark’s worst result since 1903, will Mette Frederiksen stay on as Social Democrat leader and prime minister? Yes, she pledged at the party congress.
Local Social Democrat chairs are breaking ranks with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, demanding citizenship for 2,055 applicants left in limbo after she rolled her eyes and rejected a special solution.
A Criminal Register error has frozen child certificate checks across Denmark, forcing Gellerupbadet swimming pool in Aarhus to close to the public due to lifeguard shortages from Sunday.
A week after Denmark’s fertilizer law passed, frustrated farmers in Ringkøbing-Skjern invited residents to explain why they believe a considerable number of farms will have to close and how the legislation threatens their entire community.
Historic Egeskov Marked on Funen faces an uncertain future as volunteer numbers plunge from 300 to 200, forcing organizers to slash activities and raising fears this 700-year-old market tradition could die out.
