After the surprising election, in which the social liberal party Demokraatit became the largest party, it is time for government negotiations in Greenland.And it will take time, is the general ...

They are flying high at Copenhagen Airport.The summer and autumn were busy, and with 3.2 million travelers, July was the ...

Norwegian Airlines will open a new route between Billund and London Gatwick, according to Danish media outlet TV2. The Norwegian low-cost airline will also expand its routes between Billund and ...

Danish cycling fans look to France to follow the world tour stage race Paris – Nice. The race finishes Sunday, but ...

In one of his most successful LinkedIn posts, Nichlas Walsted is featured in an ironic photomontage holding a sign that reads, “Don’t switch to English.” While few Danes might get the reference, every ...

Denmark’s deposit system has reached a new record in efficiency, with 99.7% of deposited bottles and cans being recycled into new ones, according to the latest annual report from Dansk Retursystem.

A recent ranking has placed Copenhagen as the fourth-best city in the world for career growth. This assessment is based on various factors, including living costs, salary levels, workforce ...

SAS will restart flights to Beirut, offering up to five weekly departures from Copenhagen and Stockholm. The airline had suspended services to the Lebanese capital in October 2023, but with improving ...

The result has experts on Greenland, Danish security policy and the arctic as a whole hopeful, as it is a sign of a Greenland that rejects U.S president Donald Trump’s attempts to politically annex ...

Holger Rune won his match in Indian Wells and is now ready for the quarterfinals. Rune faced the Greek tennis darling Tsitsipas and won in two sets, 6 – 4, 6 – 4. In the quarterfinal, the Dane will ...

When French expat Léa Johansen Bjarrum moved to Denmark while pregnant, she discovered a parenting approach vastly different from what she knew.  In France, pregnancy felt medicalized, full of ...

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen acknowledged the result, stating:  “Election Day in Greenland yesterday was a joyful day and a celebration of democracy. I would like to congratulate ...