Government launches 1.2 billion DKK national preparedness strategy, calls on residents to prepare for crises

The package funds healthcare, water security, telecommunications, municipalities and Greenland. Ministers say stronger coordination is needed, and households should be prepared to manage independently during crises.

Press conference at Eigtved’s Pakhus on total preparedness in Denmark and an emergency package on Friday, 20 February 2026. Photo: Ida Marie Odgaard/Ritzau Scanpix

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Greenland, Denmark and US sign agreement giving Washington more military control and allowing two new bases

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Greenland, Denmark and US sign agreement giving Washington more military control and allowing two new bases

Expert insights: Many Ukrainians are probably here to stay

Fewer Danes cycle to work or education despite strong bike infrastructure

Novo has cut 4,000 jobs more than first announced

Foreign workers report more stress, less trust, and a greater likelihood of leaving Denmark after layoffs, survey finds

US and Denmark announce deal over Greenland. Trump claims “permanent control” over the island

You are invited! Our next event will be published very soon

Greenland, Denmark and US sign agreement giving Washington more military control and allowing two new bases

Police arrest 16 people while clearing occupied allotment area in Aarhus

Danish authorities issue safety advice for hunters using dogs in areas with wolves

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