The Living in Copenhagen Diary entry number nine: July’s Jazz Festival
The ninth in a series of light-hearted columns about life as a foreigner living in the Danish capital.
Denmark dual citizenship ban overturn ‘likely’
Reports said this week that Denmark is likely to soon overturn its ban on dual citizenship.
Danish Wadden Sea cow beef to get EU protected status
Meat from Danish Wadden Sea cows is to get the special ‘protected’ product status from European authorities.
Danish gang head talks his way out of prison
A man convicted of attempted murder was able to walk away from a Danish prison at the weekend after convincing a guard he’d been freed.
Danes marry foreigners in record numbers
Danish citizens are marrying foreign nationals in record numbers, according to statistics released this week.
Fence climber killed in tiger cage at Danish zoo
A young male was killed after breaking into a tiger enclosure at the Copenhagen Zoo on Wednesday.
Denmark sets interest rate below zero for the first time
A recent interest rate cut by Danish officials has brought one of the country’s secondary rates below zero for the first time in history.
Greenland and Denmark submit continental shelf claim
Denmark and Greenland have handed the United Nations documents to support their claim to the disputed continental shelf.