A surge in digital fraud is hitting Denmark as scammers use “spoofing” techniques to deceive individuals. This method involves making phone calls that appear to come from legitimate Danish numbers, but when answered,…

Clean energy giant Ørsted has abandoned an ambitious green methanol project due to financial restraints. Flagship One, in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, was set to produce 55,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually by 2025 but the…

Shares in biotech company Bavarian Nordic surged 14.9% yesterday following the World Health Organization’s declaration of monkeypox (mpox) as a global health crisis. Bavarian Nordic is the sole producer of the approved mpox…

Minister for Gender Equality Marie Bjerre will not be attending the Copenhagen Pride festival this year. Ms Bjerre participated last year but said yesterday she needs a “pride break” after criticising Copenhagen Pride…

The speaker of the Georgian parliament has accused Denmark of interfering in the country’s election process. In a letter to Berlingske, Shalva Papuashvili said Denmark is guilty of ‘foreign interference’ with ‘behaviour that…

The independent legal inquiry into the Israeli arms affair has been delayed once again. After former defence minister Liberal leader and Jacob Ellemann-Jensen Liberal leader was accused of misleading parliament last year over the controversial DKK1.7bn…

A 25-year-old Swedish national was remanded in custody, Wednesday, after being arrested in a Copenhagen suburb the previous evening in possession of two hand grenades. The police declined to say whether the suspect…

Denmark has become an increasingly popular destination for tourists. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show more than 25 million tourists spent at least one night here during the first half of 2024, an…

Biotech company Bavarian Nordic has received a new order from HERA (European Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority) for 175,420 MVA vaccines, the only officially approved mpox (monkey pox) vaccine. The vaccines will…

Despite safety warnings and massive criticism of its ‘shoddy products’ Chinese e-commerce platform Temu has risen to second place on a top-10 list of Danish consumers’ favourite webshops. Both the Consumer Council and…