The majority of crimes are being punished with tougher sentences than before, according to a judge's association in Denmark.
The rate at which the inland ice in Greenland is melting increased fourfold from 2003 to 2013.
Whether you’re interested in history, sports, food, art, doing business or learning something new, the Maltese Islands should be your next port of call – and this is why.
A narrow parliamentary majority has passed a new law introducing strict residency requirements for access to Denmark’s unemployment benefits insurance system.
Around 50 million people live outside their native countries, enticed by the many benefits of expatriation. Such an upheaval isn’t without its challenges but as we approach 2019, an expat survey* suggests there’s never been a better time to live abroad.
Last week, a sexually-charged video and photos emerged on social media of two Danes climbing the Great Pyramid at Giza. Egyptian journalist Farah Bahgat explains the reaction in Cairo.
Business internships are more than just a practical way for business students to gain workplace skills and experience. They’re highly valued by future employers too, as recent graduates of prestigious business school ESCP Europe’s Bachelor in Management (BSc) programme are finding out.
After Monday’s snowfall, several days of drier weather are forecast in Denmark.
Denmark has significantly trailed its neighbours for at least 20 years.
An economic upswing is benefitting all of Denmark, according to new data on the regional economic situation in the country.
Lawmakers in the UK parliament overwhelmingly rejected Theresa May's Brexit deal on Tuesday evening.
Denmark and its lovely capital city have inspired numerous songs over the years and now a new and rather strange one can be added to the list.
The former head of the political wing of Basque separatist group ETA, known as "Antza", has returned to Spain a free man after completing his jail sentence in France, police said Wednesday.
