An 86-year-old German mountaineer was reunited with his backpack after 63 years when melting ice on an Austrian glacier released the bag he dropped escaping a crevasse in 1963.
Street battles erupt in Chongqing as young men livestream harassment of boy band trainees and their female fans, escalating to AI revenge porn and arson before police intervene.
Activists occupy abandoned Aarhus allotment site, calling it “autonomous region Abrinken,” but there’s a twist: neither DSB Ejendomme nor Aarhus Municipality can confirm who actually owns the land.
Four years after buying land in Esbjerg, Meta has spent millions more on its stalled Danish data center in 2025, with over 328 million kroner now invested but no construction start date announced.
Denmark could prevent 58 tonnes of pharmaceutical pollution from reaching the sea by upgrading wastewater plants before the EU’s 2045 deadline, with painkillers and antidepressants currently harming marine life that never chose to consume them.
Train traffic between Fredericia, Vejle and Aarhus H halted on August 26 evening after a person was struck near Horsens, leaving rush-hour travelers stranded and waiting for replacement buses.
At least one in four former NFL players who died recently had the degenerative brain disease CTE, with Danish experts calling the figures frightening and noting the risk extends beyond American football.
Wealthy Skanderborg Municipality seeks 50 million kroner emergency aid, blaming an unexpected child boom that’s forcing costly new kindergartens while draining coffers faster than its well-off residents can replenish them.
A foreign man found dead in Denmark’s Gudenå river has been identified by police following an autopsy that confirmed homicide. The victim was reportedly weighted down with a large battery to keep him submerged underwater.
Former Denmark footballer Allan Lund Nielsen must pay 5.5 million kroner in tax after a Copenhagen court ruled he used a Panama shell company to dodge Danish taxes. He plans to appeal.
