Denmark sees biggest stock market plunge since 2008
Denmark’s benchmark stock index plummeted on Monday 11 February, marking the biggest tumble for the Copenhagen Stock Exchange since 2008. The Copenhag...
Denmark to construct genetic map of prehistoric residents
Denmark has announced an unprecedented project that will see researchers map the genetic makeup of the country’s prehistoric peoples. The ‘Genomic His...
Church of Denmark loses record numbers in 2012
Despite the usual crowds expected at Christmas Mass, Denmark’s state church has seen a substantial number of members leave over the past year.
Dane charged with groping Dubai waitress
A Danish expatriate living in Dubai is facing charges of groping a waitress at a beach club. The 44-year-old man was reportedly heavily intoxicated at...
Denmark repeals fat tax
Denmark’s fat tax has been repealed only a year after the controversial measures went into force. The Copenhagen Post reported on Saturday (10 Novembe...
Copenhagen denies assistance to Vestas
Denmark’s government has announced that it will not provide bailout efforts to green energy firm Vestas amid financial turmoil.
Right to know fathers extended to new generation of Greenlanders
Greenlanders with Danish heritage that were born before 1963 have been granted the right to find their Danish fathers.
Denmark U-turns on Guantanamo help
A new report has revealed that Danish officials have u-turned on a 2009 promise to help the US find new homes for Guantanamo Bay detainees.