Students Against the Occupation (SMB) have set up a camp at the University of Copenhagen, calling for an academic boycott of Israel. The group demands the university end collaborations with Israeli institutions, citing allegations of war crimes and apartheid.The protest follows the International Criminal Court’s recent arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and […]

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The German Federal Prosecutor has alleged that the terrorist group Hamas maintained a secret weapons depot in Denmark. The depot, according to the Prosecutor, was established in 2019 and included a pistol later transported to Germany. The prosecutor stated that the depots were intended for potential attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe. The investigation also […]

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A fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a basement beneath a café on Ny Adelgade in central Copenhagen. Emergency services, including firefighters with breathing equipment, were quickly deployed to the scene.The incident has caused traffic disruptions around Kongens Nytorv, which remains closed off. Commuters are advised to find alternative routes, as access near landmarks […]

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The opening of the super hospital Nyt OUH in Odense has been delayed again, with patients now expected to move in by the end of 2027.The Region of Southern Denmark has reached an agreement with the Italian contractor OHPT on a revised timeline, as reported by Sundhedsmonitor. The previous plan had aimed for the hospital […]

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The Danish TV series One of the Boys has won an International Emmy Award for Best Children’s Live-Action. The award was presented early Tuesday in New York.The series was created by filmmaker Teys Schucany and screenwriter Frederik Rye. It is Schucany’s first TV project, produced after his graduation from film school.One of the Boys premiered […]

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The former chairman of Venstre, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, has got a new job.He will be Deputy Director of the Confederation of Danish Commerce, a large interest organization for companies in Denmark.After a long period of stress-related sick leave, Jakob Ellemann-Jensen left Danish politics in 2023. Until his departure, he was not only Chairman of the Liberal […]

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Movies and TV series filmed in Denmark can in the future receive a so-called production discount. This will put Denmark on the map as a production country and ensure that more films and TV series are filmed in Denmark.“Denmark has a huge strategic interest in paving the way for strong film and TV productions. I […]

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A 67-year-old woman was killed on Saturday morning in a green area near Damgade in Sønderborg, in South Denmark. The victim, a local resident, was fatally stabbed.A 38-year-old man has confessed to the attack and was detained following a court hearing on Sunday. He will remain in custody at a psychiatric facility, as an assessment […]

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Danish Crown has issued a recall for ground beef sold in several Danish supermarket chains after detecting salmonella in the product. The affected beef was produced on November 19 and has a “best before” date of November 26.The recall impacts packages sold at stores including Bilka, Føtex, Netto, Rema 1000, Meny, Spar, Min Købmand, Let-Køb, […]

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Danish Crown, one of Denmark’s largest Danish meat producer, is facing significant financial challenges as pig deliveries to its processing plants have dropped in the 2023/24 financial year. The company reported a shortfall of up to three kroner per kilo compared to the EU index, impacting its ability to match competitors’ payments to suppliers.“Our settlement […]

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Denmark is facing increasing challenges from rising groundwater levels, threatening homes across the country. A new legislative proposal introduced by Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke aims to address this issue by enabling wastewater companies to implement collective solutions to protect flood-prone urban areas.Over the past three decades, the groundwater table has risen significantly, leaving 450,000 buildings […]

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Denmark is in the grip of winter as snow and freezing temperatures create a challenging environment for residents and commuters. On Thursday evening, temperatures in Billund dropped to -12.0°C, marking the coldest early-winter temperature since 1971, according to DMI meteorologist Sebastian Pelt. The dramatic drop from freezing to double-digit subzero temperatures occurred within hours due […]

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