On Friday, the EU voted to classify mink as an invasive species, triggering a union-wide ban on breeding and production starting in 2027, writes the Danish Agency for Green Land Redevelopment and ...

Norway will support NATO’s proposed target for member countries to spend five percent of the GDP on defense, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre announced at a press conference on Friday, as reported by ...

Novo Nordisk is gearing up for its largest-ever corporate summer party, inviting employees to the Animal Fairgrounds in Roskilde on August 22. The pharmaceutical company expects more than 20,000 ...

Tomorrow and the day after, several towns in Sjælland and Copenhagen will host Copenhagen Sprint, a new international cycling race. The race starts in Roskilde and ends in the capital city centre, ...

For three years in a row, Vienna has been named the most liveable city in the world. Now, Copenhagen has pushed the Austrian capital off the perch and taken first place in the Economist Global ...

Hundreds of people participated yesterday in the demonstration that took place in the evening in front of Christiansborg to support civilians in Gaza. The event was organized by groups including Save ...

Individuals convicted of serious crime, including bikers, gang members, and foreign fighters, will lose access to early retirement benefits for five years. A broad majority in the Danish Parliament ...

SPONSORED CONTENT Visit the Workers Museum and experience a powerful story of struggle, solidarity, and social progress in the exhibition We are the Workers. On a guided tour, you’ll meet the many ...

In this third article, we try to take a different perspective: not how internationals are doing in Denmark, but how Denmark is doing with internationals. Or, even better, what perception we have ...

It is no secret that it can be both emotionally tough to find one’s footing when moving to a new country, and for internationals in Denmark, it is no different. One reason is the perceived coldness of ...

Employer Analysis conducted by the Incita Foundation was published earlier this month, with the goal of creating a better understanding of standards for employment today in Denmark. It has now been ...

The Danish government has announced plans to reduce administrative costs in the state sector by at least DKK 5.5 billion by 2030. The Ministry of Finance describes the move as part of a long-term ...