Capital city politics, business, culture, and local events from Copenhagen
Copenhagen emergency services warn against walking on ice at Amager Strandpark due to unsafe thickness. Officials stress that no signage means it's both dangerous and illegal to access the ice.
Three men are facing charges after allegedly using fake gold bars to lure and rob two people in Copenhagen. The suspects, aged 18 to 31, deny involvement in the violent incident that occurred in September.
FOA chair Mona Striib has moved into HK’s Copenhagen offices with sleeping gear for ongoing municipal wage negotiations. The talks operate under an 8.7% cap set by a recent state sector deal covering 200,000 workers.
Danish teens are using less nicotine, but alcohol use remains high compared to other European countries. New data from Copenhagen shows promising declines in vaping and snus among ninth graders.
University professors have reviewed Frie Grønne leader Sikandar Siddique's explanation for living separately from his family in Copenhagen. Their assessment suggests his reasoning offers a new perspective on the situation first reported by Berlingske.
Four men have been charged in Denmark for a brutal murder witnessed by a 12-year-old girl in Søborg. The case has sparked outrage and concern over child safety in suburban Copenhagen.
Thieves stole a sperm whale jawbone in Denmark, crippling research at Copenhagen's Natural History Museum. The theft highlights illegal trade risks under CITES and economic losses for Danish science. Experts warn this could impact future studies and Denmark's trade reputation.