A Danish law professor criticized new fertilizer rules on national media without disclosing he was paid up to 40,000 kroner by farming lobby groups, forcing DR and Berlingske to publish corrections.
Children as young as nine are pressuring parents to buy illegal e-scooters reaching 70 kph, while Danish police confiscate hundreds and warn: you cannot run from responsibility.
A Liberal Alliance local chairman in Ringsted quit the party over its support for stricter nitrogen rules, calling the farming legislation based on guesswork rather than fact.
Copenhagen’s Betty Nansen Teatret becomes Denmark’s first theater to ban Meta’s smart glasses, citing concerns that discreet recording threatens the shared theatrical experience and audience presence.
Former Carlsberg executive Anton Rogachevsky, arrested in Russia on fraud charges in 2023, now holds a top position at Russia’s largest commodities exchange – with no mention of his criminal case.
Gribskov Kommune voted to secure Musik i Lejet festival’s future at Vejby Camping. Six of seven committee members backed drafting a new local plan allowing large recurring music events at the site.
Danish farmers gather for mass meeting in Odense today as anger over new nitrogen regulations boils over. The agricultural sector warns the rules threaten crop yields and farm economics.
At just 14, Matteis Stigsen from Langeskov has made history as Denmark’s youngest ever Formula 4 champion, reaching speeds of 200 kilometers per hour in his debut season.
Aarhus design school slashes burnout by starting classes at 9:30am instead of 9am and ending at 2:45pm. Students now have more energy, better learning capacity, and freedom to work according to their natural sleep rhythms.
Denmark’s environment minister vows to pass controversial fertilizer law this year to slash nitrogen pollution, despite fierce pushback from farmers who warn of devastating economic impact on agriculture.
