Denmark is set to significantly expand its naval capabilities as part of a new multi-year defence agreement, although key decisions regarding new frigates are still pending. The initiative, announced by
On April 20, Københavns Lufthavn (Copenhagen Airport) officially marks 100 years since its inaugural flight in 1925. Once a grassy field with a small wooden terminal known as “Træslottet” (“the
Europe has officially become the fastest-warming continent on the planet, according to the 2024 climate report from the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The
For the first time in over ten years, Danish passengers could soon board a night train departing directly from Copenhagen. A new international route linking Malmö/København with Basel in Switzerland
Queen Margrethe II turned 85 today, April 16, 2025, but unlike in previous decades, her birthday was celebrated behind closed doors at Fredensborg Slot. The low-key gathering reflects a shift
Exactly one year after a massive fire engulfed the iconic 400-year-old Børsen building in Copenhagen, reconstruction efforts are now well underway. Despite the visible remains of charred walls and a
The Danish military plans to send troops to western Ukraine to learn from frontline drone warfare, as part of a broader effort to strengthen Denmark–Ukraine military cooperation and train Danish
In a striking move reflecting growing geopolitical uncertainty, Denmark's Minister for Emergency Management, Torsten Schack Pedersen, has publicly urged Danish authorities and private companies to prepare contingency strategies for a
The Danish Government, backed by a broad political majority, has unveiled a comprehensive reform of the country’s employment efforts (beskæftigelsesindsats), aiming to simplify the system and cut public spending by
The number of registered chlamydia infections in Denmark has fallen sharply, reaching the lowest point in ten years. In 2024, just under 30,000 Danes were diagnosed with the sexually transmitted