The tension has been released: There will be a parliamentary election on March 24
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced that parliamentary elections will be held on March 24.
How an entirely unusual election period unfolded
The article reflects on an unusual parliamentary term in Denmark marked by the Ukraine war, US pressure on Greenland, and internal disputes within the Danish Parliament.
Denmark Faces a Pivotal Election
Denmark is approaching a significant election that may shape its future for years, reflecting on various ongoing issues.
World Economic Forum CEO resigns due to relationship with Epstein
Børge Brende resigns as the CEO of the World Economic Forum following revelations of his contact with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Filter coffee seems to be a healthy addition to our lifestyle
The article discusses the genetic and lifestyle factors affecting osteoporosis, with advice for prevention and management.
Danske Bank fires 230 people in Denmark
Danske Bank has announced the termination of 230 positions in Denmark as part of a larger workforce reduction of 420 roles across the bank.
Think that we had to wait 43 years to get the girls' equivalent of history
A review of the film 'Vægtløs', noting its significant role in representing female narratives in Danish cinema after years of male-centric storytelling.
"It’s not that we either break ties with the Americans or do everything with them"
The French Deputy Minister of Defense asserts that European strategic autonomy does not mean a break with the United States, amid concerns over a significant European defense project faltering.
Former Chief at Christiansborg: What’s Happening at the Party Offices Right Now
A former communications chief for a Danish political party outlines the immediate actions taken by political parties following an election announcement.
Mette Frederiksen Calls for Parliamentary Election
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced that a parliamentary election will be held on March 24.
Meatpacking District in Copenhagen closed after report of fire
The Cuban Coast Guard has shot and killed four people on board an American speedboat, prompting an investigation by Florida authorities.
The government closes the door to refugees from Ukraine
The Danish government is preparing to limit the influx of Ukrainian refugees by proposing new legislation that restricts residency for selected groups of Ukrainians.
The Entire Meatpacking District in Copenhagen Is Closed Off After Report of Fire
Copenhagen's Meatpacking District has been closed off due to a report of a fire in a restaurant, with police and fire services on the scene to investigate.
PET Moves Police Exercise Away from School Area
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) has relocated a planned police exercise away from a school area in response to public concerns about noise and safety.
Court: Hungary violated EU rules when radio station's signal was turned off
Hungary has violated EU regulations by failing to renew the license for the independent radio station Klubradio, according to a ruling by the EU court.
"It has gone downhill": The government puts Denmark's climate goals at risk again
Denmark's government has failed to demonstrate how it will meet its central climate goal of a 70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, as stated in the latest annual report from the Climate Council.
Council Tightens the Screws on Outgoing Government: 'Hope is not a Climate Strategy'
Denmark's Climate Council criticizes the outgoing government for failing to demonstrate how the country will achieve its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030.
Council tightens the screws against government: 'Hope is not a climate strategy'
Denmark's Climate Council criticizes the government for failing to outline a credible plan to achieve its climate goal of a 70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 based on 1990 levels.
There's election turmoil at Christiansborg. Committee trips and private vacations are being canceled en masse
Danish parliamentary committee members are canceling trips abroad in light of intensifying election rumors, with some lawmakers expressing panic.
Venstre will announce a Prime Minister candidate after the election declaration
Venstre party intends to announce its Prime Minister candidate only after the parliamentary election is called, as stated by political spokesperson Jan E. Jørgensen.
Aphaca to play on Orange Stage
Danish band Aphaca will perform on the larger Orange Stage at the Roskilde Festival this summer, after a successful show at the Arena stage last year.
Almost 1,400 cannabis plants found on property near Næstved
A 24-year-old man has been arrested and charged after police discovered 1,387 cannabis plants on a property near Næstved, Denmark.
Test: Cheap curry paste is the best
Judges agree that the cheapest red curry paste tastes best, with Alma's paste in second place.
Aphaca takes over Roskilde's biggest stage this summer
The Danish band Aphaca will perform on the biggest stage at Roskilde Festival this summer after a successful debut last year.
Now the food check is being fast-tracked in the Folketing – follow along here
The Danish government's food check proposal is set for expedited consideration in Parliament amidst skepticism from various parties.
Political commentator takes a bite out of Mette Frederiksen's special companion
Food checks have been met with skepticism from various quarters as the government's proposal is set for urgent processing in the Parliament.
Political commentator notes Mette Frederiksen's special companion
A political commentator highlights the skepticism surrounding the government's proposal for food checks, which is currently being expedited through the Danish Parliament.
Mette Frederiksen calls for parliamentary elections – Elisabet Svane sees a clear reason for the timing
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced the calling of parliamentary elections amid skepticism surrounding the government's food check proposal, leading to an expedited review in the Folketing.
Polish minister: Defending NATO's eastern flank will cost billions
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski estimates that defending NATO's eastern flank from potential Russian aggression may cost at least 9 trillion Danish kroner.
Copenhagen's West Region Gets a New Local Media
A new local newspaper called Vores Vestegn will be launched in Copenhagen's West Region by Kickoff Media, which has previously focused on football, following the closure of four local weeklies by Sjællandske Medier.
Now you can book a hotel on the Moon
GRU Space is set to build the first hotel on the Moon, projected to open in 2032, with reservations already available for the adventurous traveler.
People have to live in a 'tin can'. But a hotel on the Moon is not unrealistic
GRU Space plans to build a hotel on the Moon by 2032, allowing people to reserve rooms for an extraordinary vacation even now.
Humans have to live in a 'can'. But a hotel on the Moon is not unrealistic
GRU Space plans to build a hotel on the Moon, with the first reservations already possible for a projected opening in 2032.
South Korea launches new commission to investigate adoption fraud
A new South Korean commission has begun to investigate cases related to past adoption fraud, addressing unresolved complaints from previous decades.
SF wants to ban the establishment of new pig production facilities
The Social Democrats in Denmark have proposed a national ban on new conventional pig farming operations due to environmental concerns and animal welfare issues.
Grand Prix winner wants to sing in Danish at Eurovision
Søren Torpegaard Lund, the winner of the Danish Melodi Grand Prix, will perform his winning song in Danish at the Eurovision Song Contest.
More railway troubles: New Danish international route was supposed to start on May 1, but has been postponed indefinitely
A planned new international train route from Denmark has been indefinitely delayed due to unfinished track work in Germany.
The train people sigh: New foreign route from Denmark is delayed
Train travelers from Denmark must wait longer for a new international route due to unfinished track work in Germany.
SF wants to put a stop to new conventional pig production
The Socialist People's Party (SF) in Denmark proposes a national ban on establishing new conventional pig farms due to concerns about animal welfare and environmental sustainability.
Tivoli is ready with a series of names for Fredagsrock
Tivoli has announced the lineup for this year's Fredagsrock, featuring both Danish and international artists performing from April through September.
Only when her daughter began to hear voices did the psychiatric care open up
The article discusses the long and painful journey of a mother, Catharina Sørensen, as she fights for psychiatric care for her daughter, Viola, who experiences severe emotional distress, including hearing voices.
Catharina Sørensen does not know if her daughter will ever be healed again
Catharina Sørensen shares her struggles regarding her daughter's mental health issues, highlighting a lengthy battle to receive appropriate psychiatric care.
Part-time employees are entitled to overtime pay immediately
A new arbitration ruling pressures Danish municipalities to create more full-time positions or risk significant overtime payments to part-time employees.
Tens of thousands of part-time workers have been cheated out of overtime pay for years
A new arbitration ruling pressures Danish municipalities to create more full-time positions to avoid significant overtime payments owed to part-time workers.
Russia accuses the USA of 'aggressive provocation' after deadly speedboat confrontation
Russia has accused the United States of escalating tensions with Cuba following a deadly confrontation involving a speedboat registered in the US that resulted in four deaths.
How wealthy parents transfer housing millions to their children
A significant number of young first-time homebuyers in Copenhagen are able to purchase properties with the financial assistance of their wealthy parents, raising questions about the dynamics of wealth transfer in the housing market.
Today, Børsen opens the doors to a new visitor center
The Florida Attorney General is investigating an incident involving the Cuban Coast Guard shooting and killing four individuals aboard an American speedboat.
Ukraine reports at least 20 injured after missile and drone attacks
At least 20 people have been injured in missile and drone attacks by Russia in southern and eastern Ukraine, according to local authorities.
Now it's in the law: Afghan men are allowed to beat their wives
A new law by the Taliban endorses violence against women, allowing husbands to beat their wives as long as it does not result in broken bones.
The share of female top executives has taken a step back
The percentage of female executive directors in Denmark has decreased, according to a report, despite an increase in female directors.