Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen embarks on a short trip to Albania and Croatia today where migration will be high on the agenda. In a press release, Sunday, the PM said she would be…

Copenhagen has again been ranked as the top city in the world for having a good work-life balance and a competitive salary. In a new report by MoneyNerd, which ranked 25 of the…

A large group of Syrian refugees is facing deportation following a re-evalution of the security situation in their own country. According to the Immigration Service, the Latakia and Tartus provinces are now deemed…

‘Spy Boss’ Lars Findsen has won a legal battle to have his trial moved from Copenhagen to Lyngby. The High Court made the ruling, Thursday, after the former head of Military Intelligence service…

The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen harbour was defaced with a Russian flag painted onto its base, Thursday. Police called the attack on the iconic tourist attraction an ‘act of vandalism’. The red,…

The government announced a new education reform on Thursday, which promises to attract more international students to the country. Universities will offer 2,500 new English-language study places from 2029 in a bid to…

The EU has reached an agreement on the need for faster approval of wind turbines, providing a boost for Danish companies. Business Minister Morten Bødskov said last night that private investors are eager…

Transport workers across Denmark will get a significant pay raise after unions and employers agreed on a new collective working agreement. The new deal,  signed early Thursday morning, will increase the hourly wage…

The National Seun Institute (NSI) has admitted that their announcement of increased mortality among those over the age of 85 earlier in the year was a mistake. The agency has now acknowleged that…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has come under fire for refusing to appear before the Ahmed Samsam terror inquiry. All nine opposition parties have condemned the PM’s decision to stay clear of the Investigative…