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Denmark’s immigration minister Inger Støjberg will likely face a third parliamentary grilling over her controversial asylum couple directive.
She grew up surrounded by water, stumbled into politics, and is now one of the most important political voices in the entire Nordic region. The Local finds out more.
Turkey denies having carried out surveillance on individuals in Denmark critical of the Ankara government, says foreign minister Anders Samuelsen.
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Increasing numbers of Danes are enjoying long lives with more years of good mental health, says a report.
In a globalised world, transferring money abroad doesn't have to be costly and complicated.
Large parts of Denmark were hit by violent storms Tuesday evening, with downpours across the country, gale force winds, hail and thousands of lightning bolts.
Designer Susana Nakatani's career has taken her on a trek from Spain to France, Switzerland, Morocco, and Germany – to name just a few places.
But then she discovered Malmö – and she's here to stay. Susana tells The Local about her favourite places – and what makes the city perfect for a designer.
A former minister in French President Emmanuel Macron's government who is under investigation over a property deal was elected head of the ruling party's parliamentary group on Saturday.
The leaders of the Social Democrats, Denmark’s biggest opposition party, and the populist Danish People’s Party (DF) want Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen to take measures against free movement within the EU.
Finding love locally has never been easier. Find out why.
The "Little Mermaid" statute in Copenhagen, one of the city's most famous monuments, was vandalised on Tuesday by animal rights activists outraged over whaling, police said.
The underlying cause of the landslide which has caused floods, missing people and evacuations in western Greenland remains uncertain, three days after the event.
No two people and no two expat stories are the same – so why should health plans be?
Students at the Rygaards international school in Copenhagen repainted a graffiti-covered wall near their school with their own street art-inspired project.
If you're going to own a swimming pool in a Nordic nation, you may as well do it with style. Houzz.se editor in chief Sara Norrman takes a look at some of Scandinavia’s most striking pools.
Long an important source of revenue for telecom companies, roaming charges will be lifted in Europe starting June 15, raising pressure on operators in a tight market.
Two new water parks and a major upgrade at Tivoli.
Danish parents want dietary recommendations for their vegan infants, but the National Board of Health refuses, reports Berlingske.
Denmark sold technology enabling Saudi Arabia, Oman and Qatar to monitor critics of their regimes with the approval of state authorities, according to a report.
Copenhagen’s municipality has approved in principle plans for skyscrapers that would be among the tallest buildings in Europe.
A new shared economy dining app has the potential to be the Airbnb of food, say its creators.
