
Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline consortium on Friday said it had applied for an alternative route to skirt a new Danish law that threatened to block the project.

With many young idealists considering their gap year options, sustainable development charity Raleigh International is encouraging young people and their parents to ditch the usual ‘backpacker’ trips in favour of an adventure that matters.

"There's no manual for parents whose children have been brutally murdered."

Is it possible to lay the foundation for an international career while still at business school? It is if that business school is ESCP Europe.

Unemployment in Denmark continues to fall, with latest figures showing the lowest proportion of people out of work for nine years.

No more last minute panic about who will take care of your dog if you need to go away.

Animals from mountainous regions are noticeably feeling the effects of the current warm temperatures, zoos say.

A photo of a police officer hugging an emotional niqab-wearing woman at a demonstration in Denmark on Wednesday has become one of the country’s most widely-shared images this week.

From natural landscapes to charming towns and fairytale castles, Denmark has it all.

Police have evacuated farms and holiday homes under a mountain in central Norway, after heavy rainfall fuelled fears of a massive landslide.

Scandinavian airline SAS cancelled 25 more flights at the weekend, and suggested a further 40 departures could bite the dust in the coming week.

People around the world will take part in charity runs on Friday in tribute to Swedish journalist Kim Wall.

Danish schools will be allowed to make their own decisions as to whether classrooms should be mobile-free zones, major political parties say.

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.

A piece of Arabic flatbread baked 14,400 years ago in northeastern Jordan has been uncovered by Danish archaeologists.

Chinese tourists are big spenders and with the numbers visiting Europe set to soar by nearly 70 percent over the next five years, the countries of the Old Continent are rolling out the red carpet to make the guests feel welcome.

Finding a sense of purpose for relocation to a new country is key for happy relationships and good mental health amongst internationals, writes our guest columnist Hanne-Berit Hahnemann.

Danish prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen is set to bring up a mooted new form of expulsion centre for rejected asylum seekers when the subject of migrants and refugees is discussed at this week’s EU summit in Brussels.

The founder of Denmark’s first female-led mosque was scheduled to meet France’s president Emmanuel Macron on Monday to discuss religion and politics.

Internationals working in Denmark are more satisfied with their work-life balance than in any other country, according to a survey.