A Queen Margrethe postcard written when she was 12 years old has been sold at auction in Denmark for DKK 6,500 (€870), well above its initial estimate. The handwritten postcard
The EFTA Court has ruled that Iceland cannot refuse to recognise a parent-child relationship legally established in another European Economic Area (EEA) country solely because the child was born through
The number of credit warnings registered in Denmark has increased by more than 700,000 in just one week, following a major security breach that exposed personal information linked to approximately
Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands have agreed to hold annual summits between their heads of government, establishing a regular political forum for the three North Atlantic neighbours as Arctic
Aalborg and Helsingør have formally entered the race for European Capital of Culture 2032, after becoming the only Danish cities to submit applications before the 5 October deadline. The selected
JYSK is expanding in the Western Balkans by taking direct control of 25 stores in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia, bringing three markets that have so far operated through a
CPR numbers are no longer enough to verify a person's identity in Denmark, authorities have said, as new details emerge about the massive breach that gave unauthorised actors access to
An Italian shop worker in Copenhagen says one of the things he still struggles with after two decades in Denmark is surprisingly simple: customers who enter a shop without saying
Iceland is central to North Atlantic security, United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio said during a visit to Reykjavík on Tuesday, as Washington signalled interest in closer military cooperation
MobilePay becomes Vipps on 12 January 2027 in Denmark, Finland and Greenland, completing a rebranding that will put the Nordic payment app under the same name across its main markets.