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Fewer trains to and from Aarhus Central Station for the rest of the year

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Aarhus Central Station has been undergoing renovations since yesterday, which will cause changes to the train services.

For the rest of the year, only two to four of the station’s six tracks will be operational, causing disruptions to train services and a reduction in the number of trains running outside of peak hours.

InterCity and InterCityLyn services will continue to operate every half hour between Fredericia and Aarhus H, there will be fewer trains during non-peak times. The travel planner has been updated with the latest information on these changes, says DSB.

The train company has also announced that commuters affected by the disruptions can apply for compensation. Passengers traveling from at least two of the stations Skanderborg, Aarhus H, and Hinnerup will be eligible for a 25% refund on their Commuter Cards during the period of reduced train services.

The redevelopment will continue through 2026, with ongoing changes to train traffic expected.

  • European ministers to meet for the Nordic-Baltic Coorporation (NB8)

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    Julie Llopes

    Ministers from the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden) and the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania) will meet for a summit taking place in Bornholm on the 28th and 29th April 2025.In addition, Germany, France and Poland will also participate.This summit occurs in the context of the Nordic-Baltic cooperation (NB8), in which […]

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    Denmark and Japan expand ties with new life science agreement

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    Tristan Fender

    Denmark and Japan have signed a new agreement to deepen cooperation in the life science sector, focusing on partnerships between public institutions and private companies. The agreement was signed during a visit by Danish Minister of Business and Industry, Morten Bødskov, to Tokyo, where he met with Japan’s Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Yoji […]

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    The King and several ministers are in Japan this week for an official visit

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    A high-level Danish delegation is in Japan this week, aiming to boost exports and deepen trade ties. The visit includes government officials, food producers, and mostly King Frederik, who is also on his first official trip to the country, alongside Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, Business Minister Morten Bødskov, and Food Minister Jacob Jensen.

    Behind the ceremonial events lies a strategic push to secure Danish interests in a key export market.

    While part of the delegation’s agenda emphasizes food exports—especially pork, dairy, and seafood—another layer of diplomacy is unfolding in the energy sector. Troels Ranis, Deputy Director of Dansk Industri, is expected to sign an agreement with the Japanese energy organization Flowra focused on floating offshore wind.

    The trip includes meetings with Japanese officials, importers, and retailers, as well as a visit to EXPO. The aim is to work for Denmark’s interest in maintaining market access at a time when trade tensions, particularly involving the U.S., remain a background concern.

    “Japan is a high-priority market for Denmark, and we’re here to support and expand trade. This is about regaining market share and opening doors for products that meet Japanese consumers’ expectations for quality, safety, and sustainability,” said Flemming Nør-Pedersen, Deputy CEO of Landbrug & Fødevarer, the Danish Agriculture & Food Council. “Given recent U.S. discussions on tariffs and trade barriers, this visit is especially important,” Nør-Pedersen added.

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    Over 200,000 Danes will take part in national Climate Action Day

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    Tomorrow will probably be Denmark’s largest Climate Action Day to date, with more than 200,000 people expected to participate in events across the country. The initiative, organized by Grønne Nabofællesskaber, encourages collective climate action through local events, workplace programs, and community-based solutions.Held annually since 2023, the day has grown significantly. Two weeks ago, 133,000 people […]

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    Danish researchers to study pharmaceutical pollution in Arctic whales

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    A new research project led by Roskilde University is set to uncover how pharmaceutical pollution impacts Arctic whales. Funded with DKK 10 million from the Velux Foundation, the study will investigate the presence and effects of pharmaceutical residues and other synthetic chemicals—like PFAS, pesticides, and PCBs—on marine mammals in the Arctic.In collaboration with the Greenland […]

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    Consumer confidence continues to drop

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    Amid a grim day on the stock market, consumer confidence shows that Danes are pessimistic about the future.According to Danmarks Statistik, consumer confidence in April was minus 17, a decline compared to March, when the figure was minus 15.5.Consumer confidence has gone down since the New Year and is at the lowest in two years. […]

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    Mette Frederiksen: “Pope Francis was a dedicated advocate for peace and justice”

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    Yesterday, the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, wrote a letter of condolence for the death of Pope Francis. “Pope Francis was a dedicated advocate for peace and justice. He will be remembered for his tireless work to help the world’s poorest. On behalf of Denmark, I extend my deepest sympathy to Catholics around the world,” […]

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    TV prices going up for Norlys customers

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    Norlys TV customers will see their monthly bills rise by up to 20 DKK starting July 1st. According to the company, this increase follows a change in Denmark’s VAT law, which removes the tax exemption on rights payments to artists and producers. The new law means Norlys and other media distributors must now pay VAT […]

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    Bad beginning of the Danish stock market after Easter break

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    After some tough weeks, the Danish stock market opened poorly following the Easter holidays. The C25 index fell by 1.7% in early trading, with big losses from Novo Nordisk and Ørsted leading the way. Novo’s shares dropped over 8%, while Ørsted fell more than 9%. Experts say growing tensions around the world are still making […]

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    Mixed Easter weather ahead for Denmark: some rain, no sun

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    Easter in Denmark will be mostly without sun, but, with a bit of luck, also without heavy rain—at least most of the time. The forecast from the Danish Meteorological Institute shows so-and-so weather for the coming days.

    In Copenhagen, there will be a little rain on Saturday morning, as well as on Sunday and Monday. Tuesday will be the first good day of the week—and even of the past few weeks—with better conditions expected from that day on. Temperatures will hover around 10 degrees Celsius.

    In Aarhus, the weather will be terrible on Saturday and Tuesday, while on Sunday and Monday only light rain is expected in the city and the surrounding areas. Temperatures will also be around 10°C.

    Very heavy rain is expected to hit Aalborg on Saturday (up to 8 mm over several hours), while the weather will improve on Sunday and Monday with only light rain, before worsening again on Tuesday. It will be a bit colder here, around 7–8°C.

    Odense will see very light rain until Tuesday, when the forecast predicts around 4–6 mm of rain spread across several periods of the day. Temperatures will be slightly warmer, around 13°C.

    Lolland will experience light rain on Saturday and Sunday, clouds on Monday, and heavy rain on Tuesday. Around 14°C is expected.

    Please remember that, although DMI weather forecasts are usually accurate, the weather in Denmark can change suddenly.

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    Fish fillet is Danes’ top Easter dish

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    Across Denmark, fish fillet reigns supreme as the nation’s favorite Easter dish. A new survey from HelloFresh and YouGov, reported by TV Midtvest, shows that Danes still lean toward the classic breaded fish as the centerpiece of their Easter lunch.But tastes vary across age groups. Tarteletter—puff pastry shells filled with creamy chicken and asparagus—are especially […]

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    Night trains to return to Denmark after more than a decade

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    For the first time since 2014, Denmark may soon see the return of international night trains. According to Politiken, one of Denmark’s most important newspapers, the Swiss state railway company SBB plans to launch a night train route between Malmö/Copenhagen and Basel in collaboration with German operator RDC. The service could begin as early as […]

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    Richest people in Denmark leave four times the climate footprint of poorest

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    A new analysis from the Economic Council of the Labour Movement (Arbejderbevægelsens Erhvervsråd, AE) reveals large climate inequalities in Denmark. The wealthiest tenth of the population is responsible for nearly four times the climate footprint of the poorest tenth, primarily due to higher levels of consumption, travel, and housing-related emissions.According to the report, the richest […]

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    Increase in pensioners in Denmark in 2024

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    In 2024, the number of pensioners in Denmark saw a notable rise, with an additional 28,500 individuals receiving public pension benefits, bringing the total to 1,091,300 by the end of the year. A significant portion of this group, 84,200 people, were also employees, marking an increase of 16,000 from the previous year. This surge comes […]

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    Danish soldiers to train in Ukraine, TV 2 reports – Russia reacts strongly

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    Denmark is planning to send unarmed soldiers to Ukraine for training, according to a report by TV 2. The soldiers, drawn from various army regiments, will attend one- to two-week courses to learn how to operate attack drones and apply frontline tactics developed during Ukraine’s three years of drone warfare against Russia.The initiative is part […]

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    Today is Queen Margrethe’s birthday. The Royal House publishes a new portrait.

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    Today is the 85th birthday of Queen Margrethe. To celebrate the occasion, a new official portrait of the Queen has been released, taken at Fredensborg Palace, a place of personal significance, where the Queen will spend her special day surrounded by family and friends.

    The celebration itself is set to be more understated this year, with a more private atmosphere than in the past. According to DR’s royal commentator, Thomas Larsen, this is a direct result of the transition to King Frederik and the new royal generation. “It shows that she meant it when she abdicated,” Larsen says, emphasizing the smooth handover of royal duties.

    While the celebration will remain intimate, a small public celebration will take place during the changing of the guard at 12:00, when a birthday concert by the Royal Guard Band will be held, offering citizens a chance to join in the festivities.

    Queen Margrethe's portrait released for her 85th birthday. Photo: The Royal House
    Queen Margrethe’s portrait released for her 85th birthday. Photo: The Royal House

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    Major Turkish expat event coming to Denmark

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    One of Denmark’s largest associations of foreign nationals, the Turkish Expats in Denmark, is hosting a major networking event in Copenhagen on May 2, bringing together Turkish professionals from across the country. The event aims to create new connections, encourage knowledge sharing, and offer support for career development within the Turkish community.

    The Turkish community is the largest international group in Denmark, with over 67,000 members. So, this may be one of the largest event for internationals in recent times.

    The evening will include a panel featuring speakers, informal networking opportunities, and the chance to join a mentor-mentee program designed to strengthen career paths and collaboration. Organizers highlight that participation in the program is optional and open to those who complete a form after ticket registration.

    “This event is about coming together, exchanging ideas, and growing as a community,” said organizers. “We want to support each other and thrive in the Danish workplace.”

    The event will take place at Scandic Spectrum in Copenhagen, from 18:00 to 22:00, and includes complimentary pizza for all attendees. With attendance capped at 150 people, tickets are available through Billetto.

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    Public sector sees rise in highly educated employees

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    A new report from SMV (The Danish Federation of Small and Medium Enterprises) highlights a significant increase in the number of highly educated professionals working in Danish public administration over the past decade. The number of employees with long higher education degrees has grown by 66% since 2013.According to the analysis, the total rose from […]

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    Denmark’s tax burden: not as high as it seems, says a research

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    For many internationals arriving in Denmark, one of the most common talking points—right after cycling culture and unpredictable weather—is the country’s supposedly sky-high taxes. The narrative is familiar: Denmark is among the world’s most heavily taxed nations, a price to pay for universal healthcare, free education, and a robust welfare state. But a new analysis […]

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    Online news consumption in Denmark rises sharply after January

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    Since Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency in January 2025, Danish news media have experienced a notable increase in online readership. According to new data from Danske Medier—the organisation representing 240 private media companies in Denmark—daily pageviews on national news websites have risen by 11 percent in the first quarter of 2025 compared to […]

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    Danish shares are recovering slowly

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    The Copenhagen Post

    After a good Monday, when the leading C25 index rose by 2.5 percent, Danish shares continue their recovery on Tuesday.All shares advance in morning trading, so the C25 index is up 2 percent after one hour of trading.Despite the increases in recent days, many Danish elite shares still seem to have lost some of their […]

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    Many Germans rent summer houses on the “Danish Riviera”

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    The Copenhagen Post

    As Copenhagen Post wrote yesterday, many Danes choose to spend Easter in their summer homes. According to TV2 Kosmopol, many Germans also choose to spend the holidays in a Danish summer house.Easter in Denmark is about eggs, lunch with the family, a good beer and getting outdoorsAt Feriepartner Nordsjælland, 53 percent more bookings of rental […]

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    Citizens need to hand in old banknotes before 31 May – 20 billion DKK have already been given back

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    Danmarks Nationalbank has launched its final public campaign inviting citizens to hand in older banknotes and 1000-krone notes before they become invalid on 31 May 2025. “It is important for us to collect as many banknotes as possible in time to make the phasing out… smooth for all citizens,” said Camilla Penn, Head of Secretariat, […]

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    Nato exit or Greenland tensions could end U.S. troop deal, says Løkke

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    Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said the agreement that allows U.S. troops to stay on Danish soil can be canceled if the United States leaves NATO.According to Ritzau, in a parliamentary response, Løkke stated that the agreement could be “terminated in ways other than by cancellation or mutual agreement” if “exceptional circumstances” occur.And while […]

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    Statistics suggest grocery inflation may be ending

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    After the pandemic and the post-pandemic era, the prices of goods are starting to significantly decrease. While many countries around the world are struggling with inflation, things seem to be moving in a different direction in Denmark.According to official statistics, over the course of 2024, the sales prices for grain and pork fell. These are […]

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    Mayors in Aarhus and Copenhagen want to stop the construction of expensive rental housing

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    The Copenhagen Post

    682,000 people live in rented housing owned by a company. This is 436,000 more than in 2010, according to figures from Statistics Denmark, DR writes.The mayors of Copenhagen and Aarhus believe that market forces have gone too far when companies have invested so massively in rental housing in the cities.“My goal is not that those […]

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    Everything happened in yesterday’s derby

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    Some of your Danish colleagues from Copenhagen might be a bit upset at work today — and the reason is football. Yesterday, the most heated derby in Denmark took place, and it had everything. It’ll probably be a hot topic during lunch.Of course, we’re talking about FC København vs. Brøndby, played at Parken in Copenhagen. […]

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    Denmark invests 5.3 billion DKK in afforestation and land use changes

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    The Danish government has reached an agreement to allocate 5.3 billion DKK from the EU’s agricultural subsidies to environmental and land use changes. The deal is part of the Green Tripartite Agreement and aims to reduce nitrogen emissions by converting farmland into forests, wetlands, and other natural areas.The funding will support a range of measures. […]

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    Princess Isabella’s birthday becomes Denmark’s new flag day

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    Seljan Zeynalli

    Denmark has officially added a new national flag day to mark the 18th birthday of Princess Isabella. The announcement was made by Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard, who confirmed that starting this year, flags will be flown across the country every April 21 in celebration of the princess.“On Monday 21 April 2025, Her Royal Highness […]

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    Demonstrators protest U.S. military agreement outside Danish Parliament

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    A demonstration is taking place this morning at Christiansborg, in front of the Danish Parliament and government. The protest is against the U.S. military presence in Denmark.It was organized because today, the Folketinget – the Danish Parliament – is discussing a ten-year military cooperation agreement between Denmark and the U.S. that would allow the U.S. […]

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    SAS named Europe’s most punctual airline in March 2025

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    Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has been ranked the most punctual airline in Europe and the second most punctual globally for March 2025, according to data from Cirium, a global aviation analytics firm. SAS achieved an on-time performance rate of 91.92%, trailing only Saudia and ahead of Aeromexico. All three top performers are members of the SkyTeam […]

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    Denmark faces most serious risk landscape since WW2, says Minister

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    Tristan Fender

    Denmark’s current risk and threat landscape is the most serious since World War II, according to Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Torsten Schack Pedersen.“Here and now, the risk of cyberattacks, sabotage or extreme weather events is greater than a regular military attack,” he said at a press conference in Copenhagen.“There is no direct […]

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    EU pauses tariff response for 90 days to allow talks with Trump

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    Tristan Fender

    The EU will delay its response to tariffs announced by Donald Trump, giving negotiations a 90-day window, according to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.“We took note of the announcement by President Trump. We want to give negotiations a chance,” von der Leyen wrote on X, adding:“While finalising the adoption of the EU countermeasures that […]

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    Copenhagen to legalise sleeping in parks for the homeless

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    Seljan Zeynalli

    A new proposal from Copenhagen’s Technical and Environmental Committee would allow homeless individuals to legally sleep in parks and green areas across the city. The draft ordinance was supported by all members of the committee. It shows that more politicians want to protect the rights of vulnerable people, like the homeless, in public areas. They […]

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    Danish whisky brands set standards with a manifesto

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    On April 10, leading Danish whisky producers published the Danish Whisky Manifesto, establishing standards for domestically produced whisky.This initiative aims to bolster Denmark’s reputation as a whisky-producing nation and draw more tourists to its distilleries.By setting clear production standards, the goal is for the consumer to get transparency about the origins of the whisky. When […]

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    13 children arrested over robberies and assaults in Copenhagen

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    Tristan Fender

    Copenhagen Police have arrested 13 children and teenagers under the age of 18. This was reported by the Police on X.The children, some as young as 11, are being investigated in connection with a series of robberies and assaults in the inner city.The incidents, which began in March, involved at least 11 robberies and four […]

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    New German coalition agreement in place

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    Tristan Fender

    Germany’s CDU, CSU, and SPD parties have presented a coalition agreement outlining plans to revive the economy, tighten immigration policy, and streamline public administration. The new government aims to cut administrative costs by eight percent over four years, create a digitalisation ministry, and increase industrial investment.CDU leader Friedrich Merz promised a “reasonable” approach, distancing himself […]

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    Danish C25 opens with record gain

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    Tristan Fender

    The Danish C25 index jumped 12.7 percent on Thursday morning, marking its largest single-day increase since its inception in 2017. The previous record was a 4.1 percent gain. The sharp rise follows a 5.64 percent drop on Wednesday, triggered by concerns over new U.S. tariffs. TV 2 reports large gains for Rockwool (17.5 percent), GN […]

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    Trump pauses tariffs, China excluded

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    Tristan Fender

    Donald Trump announced a 90-day suspension of newly imposed tariffs on Wednesday evening, excluding those on Chinese goods. The base tariff of ten percent will remain in effect.The pause follows a rough day in global markets as a 20 percent tariff on EU goods and a base tariff of 10 percent took effect.Trump also announced […]

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    Flags at half-mast commemorate 85th anniversary of German occupation

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    Tristan Fender

    Today, Denmark observes the 85th anniversary of the German invasion on April 9, 1940.To honor this date, flags have been lowered to half-mast at Amalienborg and other locations across the country.“At 12 o’clock, the flag is raised to the top as a silent symbol that the occupation did not last. As you know, it ended […]

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    Novo Nordisk share drops even more after another Trump threat

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    It has been a tough period for Novo Nordisk shareholders. In the summer of 2024, the share price was over DKK 1,000 per share. Now it is approaching DKK 400.The latest dip comes on Wednesday morning on top of a threat from the US president announcing a special tariff on the pharmaceutical industry to come.“We’re […]

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    Danske Bank: “Tariffs may drag the U.S. into recession”

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    Frank Øland, the Global Chief Strategist at Danske Bank, says what is happening with the tariff may drag the U.S. into recession.He wrote in a post on LinkedIn, saying that “Neither China nor the U.S. can live with tariffs above 100 percent for very long. If the tariffs aren’t negotiated down soon, I expect the […]

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    Nearly one in four Americans support U.S. takeover of Greenland, survey finds

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    A recent survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in the U.S. reveals that nearly a quarter of Americans believe the United States should pursue a takeover of Greenland.According to the poll, 23 percent of respondents said they are in favor of the possibility that the U.S. acquires Greenland. Another 22 percent expressed uncertainty about […]

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    Danish Prime Minister said speed is important to improve air defense

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    Today, Mette Frederiksen today spoke during the traditional Q&A in the Danish Parliament.The Prime Minister said Denmark must act fast to improve its air defense. Speed is more important than perfect quality, she said. Many good soldiers have left the military in recent years due to low pay and budget cuts. Frederiksen hopes this won’t […]

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    Danes want better neighbor relations, new study finds

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    A new national survey reveals that over one in four Danes feel their neighborhood relationships have worsened in the past five years, creating concern about declining trust and increased vulnerability to crime.The study, conducted by the Danish Crime Prevention Council in collaboration with TrygFonden, surveyed more than 7,600 people across Denmark. It found that only […]

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    Greenland has a new government

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    Greenland officially has a new government. Yesterday, the new executive took office. The Prime Minister is Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the center-right party that won the elections in March.Yesterday, he posted on Facebook: “Now I have officially become the Premier of Naalakkersuisut. It is a great and proud day for me. I would like to […]

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    New “Sunday ticket” allows 10 DKK metro rides in April

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    Tristan Fender

    As of the 6th of April, you can buy an hour worth of access to the Metro for only 10 DKK, every Sunday for the rest of the month.This was announced by the Copenhagen metro, Metroselskabet, on Friday. The ticket allows travel in up to three zones and lasts for an hour after purchase. It […]

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    Danish stock market is doing better after this morning’s drop

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    After the tremendous drop this morning, the Danish stock market is recovering and is expected to close the day with a loss that is not as bad as many feared earlier. At the time of writing, the C25 — the index that includes the country’s most valuable companies — is down about 4% since Friday. It has remained relatively stable around that level since 10 AM, with only minor fluctuations of about a percentage point.

    Many European and global markets have performed even worse.

    This drop was triggered by a combination of events from last week: Trump imposing tariffs and then confirming them, China’s response, and growing concerns about a global market crisis.

    As often happens when major global events take place on a Friday night or over the weekend — when the stock markets are closed — the reopening on Monday morning can result in sharp declines like this one.

    This morning, at market open, the Danish main index dropped by 7.33%, marking the worst performance since the COVID outbreak. Since then, however, the day has taken a more positive turn.

    DSV has been hit hard today, down 7.5%.

    Novo Nordisk, Denmark’s most valuable company, also started poorly with a 7% drop, but has steadily improved throughout the day and is now trading at nearly the same level as on Friday.

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    Mærsk to build Danish warships, Defense Minister is “very happy”

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    Tristan Fender

    Mærsk has offered to help Denmark build new frigates at one of its shipyards in South Korea, according to DR News.Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen confirmed the offer in a written statement: “Mærsk is a distinguished Danish company with proud traditions of building ships – including ships for the Danish Armed Forces. I am therefore […]

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  • Sport

    FC København finally won in Farum

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    Jesper Skeel

    FC Nordsjællands record streak of unbeaten in 21 games at home, broke after a 1-0 defeat at home versus FC København.

    The Lions have historically had difficulties winning in Farum where the home side plays on artifical grass.

    FCK head coach Jacob Neestrup had never won there before, as Copenhagen’s last win in Farum was in 2021.

    It was not a game to remember. In a very tactical and uneventful game, FC København needed a set piece combination to secure the winning goal. The goal was the first Superliga goal, from the young striker Amin Chiakha.

    With the win, FC København goes top of the table as rivals FC Midtjylland (Herning) lost again, this time 2-1 at Randers.

    On Sunday, at huge match awaits as Brondby visits Parken. Kickoff is at 2pm.