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Demonstrations disrupt morning traffic in Copenhagen

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Several key traffic routes in central Copenhagen were blocked by demonstrators this morning. Long queues formed on Ågade towards the lakes at the intersection of Falkoner Allé and Jagtvej, with traffic backed up further on Åboulevarden. Additionally, a demonstration took place at the intersection of H.C. Andersens Boulevard and Tietgensgade.

Police are present at both locations and managing the situation. The protests caused significant delays during the morning rush hour, and authorities are urging commuters to find alternative routes.

For information about the traffic, you can visit DR Trafik.

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    Denmark may face a shortage of elderly care workers

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    In ten years, there may be a shortage of almost 23,000 social and health care workers in the country’s nursing homes and home care.That is a scenario if there is to be the same number of hands per citizen as today, according to an analysis from Momentum, a newsletter issued by Kommunernes Landsforening (the Association […]

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    Trump has not withdrawn his threats against Denmark on Greenland, said Mette Frederiksen

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    Trump has not withdrawn his threats against Denmark on Greenland. This is what Danish PM Mette Frederiksen said during a confidential meeting of the Foreign Policy Committee with the leader of Venstre and Minister of Defence Troels Lund Poulsen, and the leader of Moderaterne and Minister of Foreign Affairs Lars Løkke Rasmussen. The meeting took […]

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    Netcompany will update Nemkonto

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    Netcompany has been chosen by the Danish Agency for Digital Government to take charge of updating the NemKonto system. NemKonto is the system that handles all public payments in Denmark, such as tax refunds and social benefits. Each year, it processes over 100 million payments.Netcompany will rebuild the system from scratch and make sure it […]

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    New feature launched in DSB app: choose your seat when buying tickets

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    DSB has introduced a highly awaited feature in its mobile app, allowing passengers to select their seats when purchasing tickets.

    This new addition comes in response to numerous requests from users who have been asking for the option to choose where they sit during their travels.

    DSB announced it on X: “News: The long-awaited feature is now live in the DSB app. Many people have been asking for this feature in our app. That’s why we’re happy to announce that you can now choose a seat when buying a ticket.”

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    Large debt differences Across Denmark’s municipalities

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    A report from Mybanker, a banking platform, has revealed significant differences in household debt across Denmark’s municipalities. The report shows that residents in Gentofte, one of the wealthiest areas in the country, carry the highest average debt. An average adult in Gentofte owes more than 1.5 million DKK, more than five times the average debt […]

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    Denmark gives 75 million DKK to Palestine

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    Denmark has promised 75 million kroner in extra aid for the Palestinian crisis after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. The aid will go to help people in Gaza with urgent needs and support rebuilding efforts in the early stages of the ceasefire.Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said the ceasefire has given new hope. […]

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    Copenhagen FC will use facial recognition against violent soccer supporters

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    FC København has received approval from the Danish Data Protection Agency (Datatilsynet) to implement automated facial recognition technology at Parken Stadium and during the club’s matches.The initiative aims to prevent banned supporters from attending matches, enhancing security and ensuring a safer environment for fans.The application, submitted nine months ago, has now been granted following a […]

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    Region Zealand allocates funds to reduce patient waiting times

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    Region Zealand is taking action to address long patient waiting times by allocating 10 million Danish kroner to a new initiative. The funding will target areas with significant delays, including child and youth healthcare, surgical diagnostics and treatments, and hearing aid services. According to a press release, the effort is designed to ensure quicker access […]

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    Queen Margrethe designs limited edition mug for Royal Copenhagen’s 250th anniversary

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    In celebration of Royal Copenhagen’s 250th anniversary in 2025, a limited edition anniversary mug has been released, designed by none other than Queen Margrethe herself. The mug, which features two hand-painted fish, will only be available for purchase throughout 2025, making it a rare collector’s item for Royal Copenhagen.

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    Trial begins today for Bandidos MC dissolution

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    The historic trial regarding the fate of Bandidos MC Denmark starts today at Helsingør District Court. The motorcycle club has been banned since May 2024, after the Minister of Justice approved a recommendation to initiate a dissolution case. The trial will examine whether the court can legally dissolve the group, or if doing so would […]

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    New Study: 3 out of 4 children drink to many sugary drinks

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    A new study has unveiled insights into the drinking habits of Danish children and adolescents. The research, conducted by Epinion on behalf of the Center for Healthy Living and Well-being (Center for Sundt Liv og Trivsel), shows that three out of four children consume more sugary drinks than recommended by the Danish Veterinary and Food […]

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    Seniors can now opt out of resuscitation attempts in case of cardiac arrest

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    Starting tomorrow, citizens aged 60 and older will have the right to opt out of resuscitation attempts if they experience cardiac arrest. This new law allows seniors to decide that they do not wish to be revived by paramedics, doctors, nurses, or other healthcare personnel.To exercise this right, individuals can register their decision through the […]

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    Mette Frederiksen: “We are no longer at peace.”

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    The Danish PM participated in the meeting in Helsinki with the heads of government of the Nordic and Baltic countries (Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden, and Germany). The topic of today’s meeting was the situation in the Baltic Sea.Mette Frederiksen said, “If you look at what my Swedish colleague says, he states that it […]

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    One year after taking the throne, King Frederik enjoys great public support

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    A survey conducted by Voxmeter for Ritzau shows that a large majority of the population thinks that King Frederik is doing well.Today, he and Queen Mary celebrate their first anniversary as sovereigns. They can take comfort that 78 percent of those surveyed believe that King Frederik has done very well or well.15 percent are neutral, […]

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    Organizations call for greater inclusion and diversity in the workforce

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    TEKNIQ, the Danish Electricians’ Union (DEF), and the Association of Danish Vocational Schools and Colleges (DEG) are asking for greater inclusion and diversity in Denmark’s labor market. They stress the importance of providing more support to vulnerable youth and individuals from minority backgrounds in both education and employment.With a rising need for skilled workers, particularly […]

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    Denmark launches historic marine restoration project

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    Denmark has announced its largest marine restoration initiative, aiming to restore marine ecosystems with a DKK 500 million investment by 2030. In 2025 alone, DKK 100 million will fund projects focused on the Sejerø Bay, Samsø Belt, South Funen Archipelago, and Great Belt.Local collaboration will be at the core of the initiative, with municipalities and […]

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    Waiting to act on climate could cost Denmark billions

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    A new analysis reveals that delaying climate adaptation could cost Denmark billions. The CIP Foundation, citing research from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), warns that failing to act on climate-proofing measures against cloudbursts and storm surges will lead to growing societal expenses.The study estimates that postponing climate initiatives by just 10 years would cost […]

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    Denmark has received three more F-35s from a US weapons company

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    Another 3 F-35s arrived yesterday in Denmark. The three fighter jets took off from Luke Air Force Base in Arizona and passed through Fort Worth, Texas. The last stop was a layover in the Azores before landing at Skrydstrup Air Base.

    Now, they will be part of the Danish military jet fleet. They were purchased from the US weapon manufacturer Lockheed Martin, as part of a larger plan to renew the Danish arsenal.

    Denmark has purchased a total of 27 F-35 fighter jets, at a total cost of around 15 billion DKK.

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    The 17-year-old girl found lifeless in Roskilde has passed away

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    The 17-year-old girl who was found lifeless on the street in Roskilde on January 6 has tragically passed away. The police have charged the 46-year-old driver who struck the girl with negligent manslaughter. A few hours after the accident happened, he showed up to the police admitting he was driving the vehicle that hit the […]

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    Politicians want to keep foreign money out of Danish politics

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    The government does not want powerful foreigners like Elon Musk to be able to donate money to a Danish election campaign.This is backed by several parties after Musk has chosen to engage in European politics, TV2 reports.Last week, Musk interviewed the leader of the German right-wing party AfD, Alice Weidel, in a live stream on […]

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    JD Vance: U.S. can “Make a deal” with Greenland

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    Incoming U.S. Vice President JD Vance expressed optimism about reaching an agreement with Greenland, emphasizing its strategic importance and valuable natural resources. Speaking on Fox News, Vance highlighted Greenland’s significance to U.S. interests, echoing earlier sentiments from President-elect Donald Trump.Vance dismissed the need for military force, reassuring that U.S. troops are already stationed in Greenland. […]

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    Fewer parking spaces, yet more parking guards in Inner Copenhagen

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    Previously, there were approximately 820 regular parking spaces in inner Copenhagen. 525 of them have been closed by 2024, and the plan is to close 75 more in 2026, DR reports.The reason is that most politicians want to give more space to pedestrians and cyclists.Some drivers still try to park along the curb and outside […]

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    Silo collapse in Flemløse: poor welds and design cited

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    A report from the Danish Working Environment Authority (Arbejdstilsynet) highlighted significant flaws in the construction of the silos collapsed at the Flemløse Biogas Plant on Funen in November 2024, where 3 international workers lost their lives. The collapse occurred as large quantities of concrete were poured onto the silo’s roof. The authority’s findings reveal that […]

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    Social Democrats appointed a candidate for the new Region East Denmark

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    The Social Democrats are appointing a new lead candidate for the newly formed Region East Denmark.
    Lars Gaardhøj, currently the chairman of the Regional Council in the Capital Region, has been named the party’s lead candidate for the new region, according to the announcement.

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    Intensified penalty zone around Christiania expires

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    The targeted intensified penalty zone on and around Christiania has officially expired today at 12:00, according to a press release from the Copenhagen Police. The zone, which was in place since January 2024, aimed to combat organized drug crime and the presence of criminal gangs in the area.Police officials report that the initiative has had […]

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    Denmark set a new record for electricity use in 2024

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    Denmark set a new record for electricity consumption in 2024, using 38.4 TWh (terawatt-hours), a 5% increase from the previous record year of 2021, as reported by Norlys (Norlys, Denmark’s largest integrated energy and telecommunications company). According to Energinet, this marks the highest annual electricity usage ever.The increase in demand is attributed to a growing […]

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    Home prices went up a lot in 2024 across Denmark

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    2024 was a strong year for Denmark’s housing market, with home prices going up across the country. According to Boligsiden, house prices increased by 5.2%, and apartment prices rose even more, by 7%.Copenhagen saw the biggest growth. Apartment prices in the capital increased by 9.4%. A 140-square-meter house in Copenhagen gained nearly 40,000 kroner in […]

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    Danish Ministry of Taxation loses case against Accenture

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    On Thursday, the Danish Ministry of Taxation lost a case against the international consulting company Accenture in the Supreme Court. This is the first time the Court has ruled in favor of a taxpayer in a transfer pricing case.Lawyer Nikolaj Bjørnholm, who represented Accenture, said the decision is important for future cases. The Ministry had […]

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    Aarhus Stadium will cost even more

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    The planned athletics stadium and Sports House at Kongelunden in Aarhus is now significantly over budget, according to DR. The project, which includes training facilities, offices, and a dormitory, is expected to cost 278 million kroner—132 million kroner more than initially planned.This comes after Aarhus City Council recently allocated an extra 200 million kroner for […]

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    U.S. Embassy in Denmark responds to Trump’s Greenland comments

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    The U.S. Embassy in Denmark has responded to recent remarks by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump about Greenland. A spokesperson stated today to Reuters, “We have no current plans to increase our military presence in Greenland.”The spokesperson continued, “We will continue to work closely with Copenhagen and Nuuk to ensure that any proposals meet our shared […]

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    Christmas burglaries halved in five years

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    The number of burglaries during the Christmas holidays has seen a huge drop, with 667 incidents reported in 2024 compared to 1,343 in 2019, according to data from Nabohjælp. This marks a 50% reduction in Christmas-related burglaries over the past five years. The Danish Crime Prevention Council credits the decline to increased public awareness and […]

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    Doctors propose higher cigarette prices

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    The Danish Medical Association suggests raising the price of a cigarette pack to at least 120 kroner, with similar increases for nicotine pouches. The proposal is part of ten new initiatives aimed at reducing tobacco and nicotine use. The association says there is a need for stronger measures to combat addiction and promote public health, […]

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    Danish Kroner with Frederik X will be made by Spanish Mint

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    The National Bank of Denmark has signed a four-year agreement with the Spanish mint, Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre – Real Casa de La Moneda, for the production of Danish coins. The decision follows the expiration of a contract with Mint of Finland, which had been responsible for coin production since 2017.Real Casa de […]

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    Danish Green companies Vestas and Ørsted take a hit after Trump announcement

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    Shareholders in wind turbine company Vestas and energy company Ørsted lost a lot of money on Wednesday after critical Trump statements about Denmark and wind energy.The incoming US president has announced a halt to new wind turbines on American territory and at the same time threatened punitive tariffs on Danish goods if Greenland does not […]

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    Danish Foreign Minister: Let’s keep our heads calm

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    Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen sees no major crisis in the US making a strong push for the future ownership of Greenland.“Let us keep a cool head,” the Foreign Minister said at a press briefing on Wednesday.“We look forward to resuming cooperation with the new US administration and Donald Trump and talking about the […]

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    Electric vans and trucks show strong growth in 2024

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    Electric vans and trucks made big gains in 2024, according to a new report from Mobility Denmark, a trade association for car manufacturers, importers, and other companies in the automotive industry.Van sales increased by 9% compared to 2023, with 28,053 new vans registered. Electric vans grew the most, with 4,289 sold—48.6% more than in 2023. […]

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    2024 was a strong year for the housing market

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    The Danish housing market had a good year in 2024, with more sales and higher prices, according to an analysis by home, the real estate agency of the Dansk Bank Group. Around 85,000 homes were sold in 2024, an 8-9% increase from 78,000 in 2023. This makes it one of the best years since the […]

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    PM Mette Frederiksen: “The future of Greenland is to be defined in Greenland”

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    The Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen spoke about Trump Jr.’s trip to Greenland and the insistent statements from his father about the U.S. annexing Greenland. She did in an interview with TV2“My position and the government’s position are very clear: the future of Greenland is to be defined in Greenland,” Frederiksen told TV 2 News.“Greenland […]

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    Greenland Prime Minister: “Greenland is ours. We work to become indipendent”

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    Múte Bourup Egede, the Prime Minister of Greenland, made a statement on Facebook on the day of Donald Trump Jr.’s visit to his country.While the son of the U.S. president-elect appears to have been sent by his father to lay the groundwork for a potential U.S. takeover of Greenland, and while the Danes are watching […]

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    Politician Attacks PM Frederiksen on Greenland: ‘Where on Earth Is She?

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    Trump Jr. is almost in Greenland for an unofficial visit, and Greenland’s Prime Minister Egede canceled his visit to King Frederik. While there is widespread concern about the U.S. intentions for Denmark, it’s unknown what is going on in Danish politics regarding the matter. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has not spoken yet. This is fairly […]

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    Storm Floriane causes disruptions across Denmark, with severe weather in Jutland

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    Storm Floriane is causing significant disruptions, problems, and damages across Denmark, with the worst impacts felt in Jutland.

    According to TV2 Weather, the strongest winds are hitting Thorsminde, where gusts have been recorded at 39.1 m/s, well above the hurricane threshold of 32.6 m/s.

    Several issues have already been reported. In Gentofte, a tree has fallen onto an overhead line, causing an S-train to be stationary near Gentofte Station. Holstebro municipality has issued warnings about potential flooding in the Storå river area.

    Transport services are also affected. Due to the storm, fewer trains will be running between Middelfart and Esbjerg until 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening. Trains that usually run between Copenhagen and Esbjerg are instead operating between Copenhagen and Fredericia, requiring travelers to change trains there. However, trains between Aarhus H and Esbjerg are running as normal.

    In Hvide Sande, the water level has risen more than 2.7 meters above normal. Furthermore, GoCollective will run fewer trains on several routes from Tuesday morning through the rest of the day.

    Several rivers in Jutland have overflowed and many roads are currently closed due to safety reasons.

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    Royal Couple travels in golden coach for New Year’s event

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    Today, the Danish royal couple, King Frederik and Queen Mary, celebrates the New Year with the traditional “grand New Year’s reception” at Christiansborg Palace. For this occasion, they ride in the historic golden carriage, the oldest in the royal collection, built in 1840 for Christian VIII. The carriage, covered in 24-carat gold leaf and upholstered […]

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    Donald Trump Jr. visits Greenland

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    Donald Trump Jr. is traveling to Greenland for a private visit as his father, President-elect Donald Trump, continues to show interest in the Danish territory. Trump Jr. will spend a day filming video content for his podcast but will not meet with any government officials or political leaders, according to a source familiar with the […]

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    Two people have died in a house fire near Helsingør

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    Two people died on Monday in a fire in a house with a thatched roof on Borsholmvej in Horserød near Helsingør.This was reported by the North Zealand Police to Ekstra Bladet.According to the media, several patrol cars, ambulances and the fire department are at the scene.The deceased have not yet been identified.Parts of the thatched […]

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    Young woman found in critical conditions on the streets of Roskilde

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    A 17-year-old woman was found unconscious on the streets of Roskilde early Monday morning, with severe injuries. The incident occurred around 08:00 when local citizens alerted authorities after discovering her on Blågårdsstræde near Bondetinget. The young woman was urgently transported to the hospital, where she remains in critical condition.Police is investigating the incident and have […]

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    Copenhagen Airport turns 100 and close to passenger record

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    29.9 million travelers passed through Copenhagen Airport in 2024, 3.1 million more than the previous year.December was the best December ever at Copenhagen Airport. 2.2 million passengers traveled through Denmark’s international airport during the Christmas month, up 11 percent compared to December 2023.“Throughout the year, we have experienced increasing passenger numbers, and we continue to […]

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    Blizzard-like conditions cause chaos: Traffic accidents and delays mark post-holiday return

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    As Denmark wakes up to the first Monday of the year, it finds itself grappling with bad weather conditions that have caused widespread disruption. A combination of snow and rain has led to hazardous roads, creating challenges for thousands of people returning to work after the holiday season.

    In Southern Jutland, a serious accident on Møgeltønder Omfartsvej near Tønder has left a pedestrian severely injured. The individual, struck by a car near the intersection with Schackenborgvej, was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries.

    Elsewhere, drivers near Kolding are experiencing extensive traffic jams on the E45 highway. An accident between Kolding West and Exit 63 Bramdrupdam has resulted in a five-to-six-kilometer queue, causing delays of up to 30 minutes. Cleanup crews are working to clear the scene, but drivers should be careful on icy roads.

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    100,000 internationals can vote in local elections in Copenhagen

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    On November 18, there will be local elections (municipal and regional elections) in Denmark.In Copenhagen Municipality, 100,363 internationals will be eligible to vote in 2025.This is announced by Minister of the Interior and Health Sophie Løhde in a parliamentary response, Berlingske reports.The number of international voters can be of decisive importance for several parties, believes […]

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    Young man killed in suburb Hvidovre

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    A young man in the suburb of Hvidovre was the victim of a murder shortly before midnight on Friday night, according to the police and Ritzau.The man has not yet been identified, but he is a suspect in the case, according to the police.Officers responded to a report of noise from an apartment in Hvidovre. […]

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