Education leaders have already dismissed the government’s proposed ‘total ban’ on mobile phones in schools as ‘redundant’. According to Dorte Andreas, head of the Danish School Leaders Association, the vast majority of schools…

Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has warned Syria there will be no broader agreement on reconstruction and trade unless Damascus cooperates with Denmark over the forced return of Syrians with no legal right…

A Copenhagen politician who sparked controversy by organising a women-only election meeting is set to replace far-left Free Greens (Frie Grønne) leader Sikandar Siddique on the City Council. Asham Agha Nadeem, the party’s…

Denmark is stepping up its support for Ukraine’s growing population of 1.8 million war veterans with a DKK45m ($7m) programme aimed at rehabilitation and helping former soldiers return to civilian life. The development…

Parties on both sides of the aisle have called for greater international oversight of Artificial Intelligence (AI), including the possibility of a global watchdog modelled on the UN’s nuclear agency. After former OpenAI…

Copenhagen apartment prices have fallen for the first time after a decade-long boom. New figures from housing portal Boligsiden show the average selling price of an owner-occupied apartment in the capital fell 0.5%…

The latest PISA education report which showed schoolkids in this country are performing worse than at any point during the past 25 years of international comparisons, sending shockwaves through the government, also showed…

Around 400 soldiers from ten NATO countries are currently training in Greenland as the alliance steps up efforts to turn its northern flank into a ‘hard target’ against a potential future threat from…

The far-left Free Greens (Frie Grønne) are facing extinction after controversial leader Sikandar Siddique lost a long-running residency dispute with City Hall. Mr Siddique was elected to the city council in November last…

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the government to reconsider its planned VAT cuts on groceries as the measure is ‘poorly targeted and costly’. Despite widespread political and business opposition the government…