A major housing project in Copenhagen’s Nordhavn is ready to move forward again after politicians sent it back to the drawing board earlier this year for being architecturally “too uniform.”
Danish slang for being drunk counts at least 902 expressions, according to new research by the Danish Language Council (Dansk Sprognævn) and Slangordbogen. Compiled in October 2025, the mapping spans
Danish Royal New Year receptions will change from January 2026, as the Royal House (Kongehuset) updates the centuries‑old ritual to broaden representation and reflect modern Denmark. The overhaul expands guest
For the first time in its history, the Oslo Cathedral (Oslo domkirke) has raised the rainbow flag, marking the beginning of this year’s Oslo Pride. The symbolic gesture was made
The Ellebæk Detention Centre, located near Copenhagen, is under scrutiny for detaining asylum seekers who have not committed any criminal offence, highlighting a stark contrast between their legal status and
After more than a decade as a key partner, convenience chain 7-Eleven has decided to end its sponsorship of Copenhagen Pride. The company, sponsor since 2014, confirmed the decision after
After EVision (read more here about our role at the event), Eurelectric's Power Summit 2025 returns under the compelling theme “Power Play”, bringing together Europe’s top energy minds, policy leaders,
A controversial Danish law mandating compulsory work for certain welfare recipients is drawing fresh criticism—this time for affecting members of the Danish minority in Germany’s Sydslesvig (South Schleswig). Critics say
Interpol has temporarily suspended the international Red Notice issued against environmental activist and Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson, according to a statement from his lawyer Julie Stage to Danish news
Nordic logistics giant PostNord is undergoing a major restructuring in Norway that will affect 450 employees, including the dismissal of 150 workers. The reorganization, confirmed on April 2 by both