Denmark's sperm bank inspections have failed to meet legal requirements, the country's patient safety regulator has admitted, adding a new dimension to the growing scandal over sperm donation and hereditary
FC Copenhagen (F.C. København) could come under foreign ownership after its parent company, Parken Sport & Entertainment (PS&E), announced on Tuesday, 13 October, that it was exploring a full or
Tighter alcohol rules in Greenland remain under discussion, with Health Minister Anna Wangenheim declining to promise immediate nationwide restrictions despite renewed calls from public health experts and addiction treatment professionals.
The Norwegian Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet) has imposed a record NOK 92 million (€8.6 million) fine on Microsoft-owned advertising technology company Xandr for unlawfully processing and sharing sensitive Grindr user
Iceland’s wetland restoration covered just 13 hectares in 2025, despite a government ambition to restore 3,000 hectares a year through 2031. No wetlands were restored in 2024, according to figures
Danfoss systems used to control refrigeration equipment were targeted in a cyberattack that disrupted hundreds of French supermarkets overnight between 11 and 12 October. Hackers remotely raised the temperature of
Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her husband, Durek Verrett, are seeking more than USD 80 million (€71 million) in damages in a lawsuit against former friends, relatives and business
The 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics has been awarded to two American economists, Robert E. Hall of Stanford University and Michael Woodford of Columbia University, for research that has helped
IKEA's Danish stores could become emergency shelters or temporary hospitals if Denmark faces a major crisis, as the country increasingly involves private businesses in its civil preparedness plans. The proposal,
More than 5,000 young people in Denmark are waiting for anxiety and depression care, despite a new law guaranteeing treatment within 30 days. The guarantee came into force on 1