From Irma to Alma: a new grocery store rooted in tradition At 8 AM on Thursday morning, Alma — the spiritual successor to Denmark’s iconic Irma chain — officially opened
Europeans are buying and discarding more clothing and textiles than ever before, according to new data from the European Environment Agency (EEA). Despite growing concern about climate change and environmental
The Danish Government's controversial welfare reform, initially aimed at tightening employment obligations for non-Western immigrants, has unexpectedly impacted internationally adopted Danes. Now, a new revelation has surfaced: children born abroad
The fallout from Northvolt’s bankruptcy, Sweden’s largest in modern history, is sending shockwaves across the labor market. Nearly 5,000 employees now face unemployment, with many, particularly those from non-EU countries,
Northvolt, once hailed as Europe's answer to Chinese battery dominance, has filed for bankruptcy in Sweden, marking one of the largest corporate collapses in the country’s modern history. The Swedish
The Øresund Bridge is set to shine in spectacular fashion for the Copenhagen Light Festival, running from January 31 to February 23, 2025. This year's illumination, titled "Lys Over Øresund,"
The renewed focus on Greenland highlights its strategic importance and immense potential, and reflects Arctic's influence as the upcoming "far west". The interest stems largely from the geopolitical ambitions of
Copenhagen Fashion Week AW25 officially begins today, January 27, promising a week packed with creativity, innovation, and Nordic flair. Let's explore the full program here. T Day One: what to
On January 16, 2025, at Rådhuspladsen, a group of workers protested in front of Copenhagen City Hall against social dumping in the workplace in Copenhagen. The protest, organized among others
A violent incident unfolded today at Runby School in Upplands Väsby, located north of Stockholm, resulting in serious injuries to a staff member. The alarm was raised at 12:34 PM,