One in three shops busted selling tobacco and alcohol to teens

The Danish Safety Technology Authority has conducted 600 inspections of Denmark’s supermarkets, kiosks and petrol stations using using teenage secret shoppers as it begins a two-year nationwide crackdown on underage sales of alcohol and tobacco.

1 August is the biggest moving day of the year

Netflix greenlights interview series based on popular Danish show

The show will be called ‘Famous Last Words’ and will mirror the concept of the Danish ‘Det Sidste Ord’, in which famous people give a secret interview which will only be broadcast after their death.

Copenhagen Airport breaks passenger record two days in a row

Denmark’s workforce shortage will drive companies to relocate, says business association

Several municipalities in Denmark will see such a significant drop in their workforce that companies may be forced to relocate, according to a new 2050 projection by the business association Dansk Erhverv

Danish politician appointed to important European Parliament post

SF’s Kira Marie Peter-Hansen has secured the position of coordinator in the European Parliament’s economic committee for the left-wing EP group The Greens, where she sat as an ordinary member in the last election period.

Security experts criticize IT dependence after global outage

On Friday morning, an update in a widely-used security program by a company called CloudStrike caused Windows computers all over the world to repeatedly restart and revert to bluescreen.