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The Moderate Party, who hold a crucial kingmaker role in post-election negotiations to find Denmark's new government, have ignored calls from the left-wing parties to rejoin negotiations for almost two weeks. Until today.
The Lyrid meteor shower, named after the constellation Lyra, peaks over the next few days, which in other words means that there will be a lot of shooting stars in the night sky over Denmark tonight.
Everybody knows about Christmas, Easter, and Constitution Day on June 5th. But what are some Danish annual holidays you won’t find on any calendar? Here are a few:
The Social Democrats' decision not to recognise a 20-year-old agreement on pensions has been cited by the right-wing Liberals and Conservatives as a move to block a government that includes their parties. What is the agreement and why is it important?
The EU has moved to tighten rules on pet passports, closing a loophole that has been used by many British second-home owners since Brexit.
Right-wing parties criticise Social Democrats in joint statement, high chance of shooting stars tonight and Metro trains get a makeover. Here's Denmark's news on Wednesday.
Popular flight routes around Europe are almost impossible for passengers to book by train because of a "stone age" ticketing system, a new report has found as the EU is set to unveil plans for it single ticket system.
After more than ten days of refusing to attend negotiations to find Denmark's new government, Moderate leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen has broken his silence, telling chief negotiator Mette Frederiksen that she "has to make a choice".
From late spring, Germany will see the launch of new direct trains from Dresden, Berlin and Hamburg to the Danish capital.
A Danish court sentenced a 30-year-old French-Danish man to six years in prison for promoting terrorism by sharing far-right materials on social media.
Region Hovedstaden, the Copenhagen region, has created two mobile laboratories which will be used to test polluted soil and groundwater on-site, according to a press release from the region.
This week is set to be warm and sunny with little to no wind and temperatures could hit 17C for the first time this year in Aarhus, Odense and Copenhagen.
Denmark is in the process of phasing out a number of banknotes and the country's national bank warns that 3.3 billion kroner in notes is set to become worthless at the end of May.
Government negotiations still ongoing, sunshine and warm weather forecast this week and royal twins hold confirmation. Here's Denmark's news on Monday.
Our column Inside Denmark takes a closer look at the stories we’ve been talking about over the last seven days. This week, editor Becky Waterton writes about the latest government negotiations and why she loves this time of the year in Denmark.
The head of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Friday called on authorities to put "well-coordinated plans in place" in the event of jet-fuel rationing due to the Middle East war.
Danish has at least three different ways of expressing the English word "think": tænke, tro and synes. Learning when to use each of these words correctly is a good way to sound like a true Dane and to make sure your point gets across.
If you ever drive past a Danish house with the national flag flying high and scores of small paper versions decorating the front garden, you are more likely to have stumbled upon a child’s birthday than a nationalist convention.
The risk of jet fuel shortages in Europe grows each day the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, although it isn't clear when exactly supplies will run out and what that will mean for travellers.
Danish travel companies have rejected reports that a lack of jet fuel poses a risk to Danish flights in the coming months, writing that travellers from Danish airports have "nothing to worry about".
A third of apartments in Aarhus sold above asking price last month, and a fifth of apartments in Denmark as a whole ‒ the highest monthly figure ever recorded by property website Boligsiden.
Bird flu discovered in mammals, Denmark could see warmest day of the year so far this weekend and other news from the country on Friday.
Spring has sprung in Denmark, which means there's a wide range of produce on offer in the Danish countryside, if you know where to look.
The UK and European Union said they have signed the legal texts allowing Britain to rejoin the bloc's Erasmus student exchange scheme, five years after Brexit forced its departure.