Danes have lost faith in the future, according to new surveys that show deep pessimism about their descendants’ lives, even as many people and grassroots initiatives work to keep hope
Danish municipalities hacked ahead of local elections are at the centre of a wave of DDoS attacks that the government expects will continue in the coming days, as a pro‑Russian
EU tariffs on Norwegian ferroalloys are emerging as a test case for Norway’s close but asymmetric relationship with the European Union, after the European Commission proposed new safeguard measures that
The EU minimum wage directive survived a legal challenge on 11 November 2025, as the Court of Justice of the European Union largely upheld the law while striking out two
The EU 2040 emissions target sets a 90% reduction in net greenhouse gases compared with 1990, agreed by environment ministers in Brussels on 5 November after overnight talks led by
First-time buyers could soon access cheaper mortgages in Denmark, as the government prepares a housing package that would extend repayment to 40 years, allow more flexible credit assessments, and lengthen
Norway EU membership returned to the agenda, when the European Parliament’s foreign affairs committee backed a report urging EU institutions to actively promote Norway, Iceland and Greenland’s path to the
Danish youth politics is polarising as more first‑time voters move away from the traditional centre—Social Democrats (Socialdemokratiet) and Venstre—towards clearer ideological choices such as Liberal Alliance and Enhedslisten. The shift
Mosquitoes in Iceland have been confirmed for the first time after three specimens were identified in Kiðafell, Kjós, in mid‑October 2025, a finding that scientists link to Arctic warming and
Eutelsat OneWeb is the main partner chosen by Greenland’s telecom operator Tusass to expand satellite internet across East and North Greenland, a move that sidelines Elon Musk’s Starlink and prioritises