Denmark's most recent exam results for upper secondary school students have shown that results in written Danish continue to fall. Education Minister Magnus Heunicke believes AI is to blame.
Preben Bang Henriksen, a Liberal Party MP and former justice spokesperson, has been ejected from the party after refusing to promise that he will follow the party line in future votes. This is the second high-profile Liberal MP to leave the party this month.
'Turbo chickens', chickens raised with as little as three hours a day of darkness and fattened to the extent that they can no longer walk, should be banned, according to Denmark's Minister for Nature and Animal Welfare, Christian Rabjerg Madsen.
Around 5.5 million people in Denmark will be able to alter their 2027 preliminary tax assessments from November 24th, the Tax Authority has said in a statement.
Copenhagen's underground Metro stations are not suitable for use as bomb shelters in their current state, Danish media reports, due to issues with skylights, ventilation and access to toilets.
Labour Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek has proposed making it obligatory for employers in Denmark to pay for Danish lessons for staff hired from abroad before they come to Denmark, during in a debate in the Danish parliament.
More foreign labour and a higher number of older people working for longer are two of the reasons why Danish employment figures are doing well, according to analysts.
Three percent fewer properties have changed hands in 2026 compared to the number of sales which had taken place by this point in 2025, according to new figures from property site Boligsiden.
A new study by the Centre for Digital Youth Care and analysts Analyse & Tal has shown that young men in Denmark are often presented with misogynist content after just minutes scrolling TikTok, even if they are not actively looking for it.
A new EU rule placing a tariff of at least three euros on any parcel worth 150 euros or less came into force on July 1st this year. Since then, the number of small parcels entering Denmark from outside the EU has fallen sharply.
The leak of the CPR numbers and personal details of 8.8 million living and deceased people was discovered when a small company submitted an unusually large invoice, the Ministry of Research, Education and Digitalisation said on Tuesday.
Denmark's GDP grew 0.9 percent in the second quarter of this year, according to new figures from Denmark's stats agency Statistics Denmark. That's a 0.6 percentage point improvement on the last forecast for the same period.
A man has been sent to hospital with serious injuries after setting fire to himself at the offices of Denmark's migration and integration agency SIRI on Monday.
Shares in Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo, formerly Novo Nordisk, dropped significantly following the announcement of a new company strategy on Monday.
Job cuts at pharmaceutical company Novo, previously known as Novo Nordisk, ended up much larger than previously expected, with a total 13,000 full time jobs cut compared to the 9,000 previously forecast.
Residence fraud, or buying a property listed as a permanent home and only living in it part-time, can currently cost you up to 20,000 kroner. Denmark's housing minister Jacob Mark wants to hike that up to 100,000 kroner.
The Aula school communications app, much-loved (or should that be hated?) by parents of school-aged children in Denmark, could be no more after calls to abolish it from the governing Moderate Party.
A new analysis from Denmark's national bank has shown that Danish companies who begin to use AI then go on to hire fewer new employees than comparable companies.
