Iceland may be a small nation of just under 400,000 inhabitants, but its geopolitical importance is growing rapidly in a world reshaped by global power rivalries. This was the clear
Maersk and Google Denmark have confirmed they will not sponsor Copenhagen Pride 2025, joining a growing list of major companies choosing to distance themselves from the event for the second
The Danish Vegetarian Association (Dansk Vegetarisk Forening) has publicly criticized a recent series of vegan activist demonstrations on the Copenhagen island of Amager, describing them as "completely unreasonable" and counterproductive
For the first time, the Danish National Police (Rigspolitiet) has compiled a nationwide registry of criminal families, identifying 35 extended families involved in organized or habitual crime. This controversial mapping
A coalition of right-wing (blå) parties in Denmark has launched a political initiative to repeal the country's 40-year ban on nuclear energy, seizing on recent shifts in public opinion and
In a bold public health move, the Danish Government has unveiled plans to provide free smoking cessation medication to heavy smokers and cancer patients who continue to smoke. The initiative
Dansk Industri (DI), Denmark's main business lobby organization, has once again chosen not to participate in Copenhagen Pride, the country's most prominent LGBTQ+ event. For the second consecutive year, the
A German real estate investor has purchased the iconic Kaktus Towers (Kaktustårnene) in Dybbølsbro, Copenhagen, marking one of the largest property transactions in the Danish capital in recent years. The
The City of Copenhagen has approved the creation of so-called "akutskoler" (emergency schools) for children who exhibit violent or severely disruptive behavior. The decision, backed by a majority in the
A newly formed vegan activist group named Amager imod slagtere ("Amager Against Butchers") is stirring controversy in Copenhagen's Amager district with its declared mission: to shut down every butcher shop