Danish politicians from across the political spectrum are calling on the government to push back against a White House report that claims that the Nordic countries have a lower standard of living than the United States because of “socialism”.
Former US president Barack Obama on Friday warned against rising nationalism as he painted a grim picture of American and global politics on a visit to Denmark.
Health care researcher Justin C. Matus, a visiting professor at the University of Southern Denmark, looks at the difference between the Danish and United States healthcare systems.
Danish prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has criticised Donald Trump over the US president’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, a move considered a “significant break” with the Danish government’s established pro-US foreign policy.
Denmark’s prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said that reinforcing good relations with the United States will be a priority as he meets President Donald Trump Thursday.
For many US citizens living in Denmark, back home never feels as far away as it does on Thanksgiving. The Local's Justin Cremer, a homesick American himself, spoke with some of his compatriots about keeping the tradition alive in Denmark.
Danish PM Lars Løkke Rasmussen extended his congratulations to Donald Trump on Wednesday morning after the Republican shocked the world by being elected president.
In a US presidential election that shocked the world, American voters and Danish onlookers looked on in stunned silence as Donald Trump inched toward a victory that few saw coming.
Denmark’s finance minister, Claus Hjort Frederiksen, said on Tuesday that Denmark risks significant financial losses if Donald Trump becomes the president of the United States.
What a long, strange trip it's been. Americans go to the polls on Tuesday in the culmination of what has inarguably been one of the weirdest, ugliest and most divisive presidential elections in modern history.
Denmark and the rest of the world need the United States to keep the political free trade banner flying, writes Director General Karsten Dybvad of the Confederation of Danish Industry.
If you were on the streets of Copenhagen this week or merely just scrolled through your social media feeds, you more than likely came across two Danish campaigns pleading with American voters to keep Donald Trump out of the White House.
A snow-covered former US army base in Greenland -- dubbed "a city under ice" -- could leak pollutants into the environment as the climate changes, raising difficult questions over who is responsible for a clean-up.
US Secretary of State John Kerry expressed regret Sunday that Britain has chosen to leave the European Union and vowed Washington will maintain close ties with the bloc.
Lars Løkke Rasmussen may have drawn the short straw amongst his fellow Nordic leaders. The Danish PM has won the honour – or perhaps been handed the tough challenge – of giving a speech at the White House state dinner on Friday.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump used President Barack Obama’s 2009 trip to the Danish capital to criticize the administration's foreign policy.
A US Army captain in Iraq helped crack a plot to bomb a Danish school after gleaning crucial details from documents recovered from extremists, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
President Barack Obama will welcome the leaders of five Nordic countries on May 13, with extremism and terrorism chief among the topics up for discussion, the White House said on Friday.
Denmark residents waking up on Wednesday could be forgiven for thinking that their nation had become the 51st US state overnight given the wall-to-wall coverage of the Super Tuesday results.
Bucking the trend back in the homeland, Copenhagen-area American Democrats gave unabashed Denmark fan Bernie Sanders a clear victory in Super Tuesday voting.
