Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Denmark will meet in Nuuk on 7 and 8 September, bringing their three heads of government together for the semi-annual Realm Meeting before a second
The English word “sale” in Danish shops has become an unlikely symbol of Denmark’s debate over the growing use of English. Danes have identified sale as one of the English
The Greenland ice sheet has lost more ice than it gained for the 30th consecutive year, according to new calculations by the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS). During
Short apprenticeship agreements in Denmark reached a record level in 2025, forcing a growing number of vocational students to look for several placements before completing their training. The development has
Denmark’s Housing First reform has not yet reduced homelessness, according to the latest nationwide count by the Danish Center for Social Science Research (VIVE). 6,028 people were experiencing homelessness during
EU budget cuts worth several hundred billion euros are being demanded by Germany, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Austria and the Netherlands as negotiations over the bloc’s next seven-year financial framework enter
Greenland IUD case compensation has been approved by the Danish Parliament (Folketinget), giving eligible Greenlandic women DKK 300,000 (about €40,135) each if they were given contraception without consent or without
Denmark’s Arctic defence efforts are “not satisfactory”, Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has said, as delays to new patrol ships and a shortage of naval personnel affect operations around Greenland.
Cruise ships as student housing in Copenhagen have been proposed by Jakob Næsager, the city’s Children and Youth Mayor (børne- og ungdomsborgmester), as a temporary response to the shortage of
Children’s club participation in Denmark varies sharply from one municipality to another, according to new research from the University of Southern Denmark (Syddansk Universitet). In Allerød Municipality, 82 percent of