Austria and Denmark’s leaders were in Jerusalem on Thursday to present an agreement with Israel for the development and production of future generation coronavirus vaccines. We look at the responses in Vienna and Copenhagen.
A top German court on Tuesday
approved the construction of the world's longest combined rail and road tunnel
that is expected to slash journey times from northern Germany to Denmark.
A Danish chef on a sickness pension spent ten years infiltrating and secretly filming North Korea's foreign influence operation for a documentary, even winning a contract to manufacture military equipment in a third country.
Norwegians have rushed to snap up ferry tickets over to Denmark, after the country dropped its demand that Nordic tourists book at least six days of accommodation.
Denmark's parties have forced the government to significantly toughen the climate plan it put forward in May, with a new plan agreed on Sunday night increasing the amount of projected greenhouse gas reductions from 2m to 3.4m tonnes, and committing the government to developing a carbon tax.
Finland's government has announced that it will open its borders to residents of Norway and Denmark from Monday next week, as part of a wider reopening to Nordic and Baltic nations.
Denmark was the first country in Europe to reopen day care and primary schools after the strict coronavirus lockdown. Emma Firth takes a look at how Denmark did it and what lessons there are for other countries.
Copenhagen's water utility has been asked to postpone a plan to dump 290,000 cubic meters of untreated raw sewage into the Øresund Strait in the face of outrage from citizens and politicians in both Sweden and Denmark.
Museums and zoos began reopening in Denmark on Thursday, as the country decided to accelerate its exit from
lockdown and health officials said the spread of the new coronavirus was slowing.
Denmark's political parties are split over opening the country's borders, with the opposition Liberals arguing that the tourism industry will be crippled until visitors know when they can enter.
As Denmark and Norway start lifting restrictions after a month of lockdown, are their coronavirus strategies shifting to the less restrictive approach their neighbour Sweden has had from the start?
Looking at the front pages of some news sites in Norway and Denmark, it almost seems as if they are willing the coronavirus outbreak in Sweden to worsen. Will the coming weeks prove Denmark and Norway were right to impose tougher restrictions on the country?
This map shows the number of coronavirus patients in hospital in each of Denmark's five regions. As of midnight on Saturday, Denmark had recorded 1,395 confirmed coronavirus cases and 13 deaths due to the virus.
Danes donated around 2.4 million euro (£2.6 million) on Saturday for the planting of trees, in a telethon event described as the world's first to focus on the climate.
More than 700 Danish psychologists have reopened a raging debate in the country over the 'cry-it-out' baby sleep training method, after penning an open letter to the publisher Gyldendal calling on it to withdraw a book on it.
Next month's state visit to Denmark from US President Donald Trump has sharply divided public opinion, with business leaders and the major parties welcoming him and others pledging to protest.
As Denmark looks set for a dramatic shift in its political landscape after Wednesday's general election here's a look at five things that really matter in the country.
British citizens who already live in Sweden and commute across to the Öresund Bridge to work in Copenhagen will be able to continue working under the same tax and employment conditions as today, even if there is a 'no-deal' Brexit.
