Copenhagen’s iconic King David gets nicked
It was initially believed to be a practical joke when the 2.5 tonne bronze statue of King David disappeared from the stonework shop in Copenhagen wher...
Denmark bans smokeless cigarettes
The days of the smokeless cigarette may be coming to an end in Denmark because they have been found to contain an unapproved form of nicotine. The Dan...
Denmark may change rules of royal succession
In a landmark move, Denmark will put its traditional rules for royal succession to a public referendum on 7 June 2009. The plan to challenge this hist...
Nordic siblings offering more than moral help
The Central Bank of Iceland said it drew 400 million euro (543 million dollars) in accordance with a mid-May agreement it made with the central banks ...
Carlsberg enters Russian beer market
The Danish beer giant Carlsberg has entered into a partnership with a new Russian brewery just opened in the town of Novosibirsk called Baltika. Jorge...
Copenhagen’s buses get free Wi-Fi Internet
In a sign of things to come for public Internet use, Denmark’s largest bus and train operator Arriva Scandinavia AB, is now offering free broadband In...
Only one Danish football team remains in the UEFA Cup
The Copenhagen Post reports that after managing a 1-1 draw with FC Moscow, FC Copenhagen emerged as the only Danish football club to make it through t...
Denmark’s government creates bailout fund
In these times of economic uncertainty, Denmark has taken the pre-emptive step of creating a 35 billion kroner fund in conjunction with the country’s ...