Denmark
‘Resigned to it’: Long waits at Copenhagen Airport six months after EES start
More than six months after EES biometric border checks began at Copenhagen Airport, passengers are still reporting queues of longer...
IN DATA: Where did Denmark’s immigrants come from last year?
Almost 80,000 people moved to Denmark last year, with 57 percent moving for work or studies. Where did they come...
KEY POINTS: What changes in Denmark in May 2026
Denmark gets a new government (or will it?), cheaper childcare fees in Copenhagen, and Northern Europe's biggest carnival. Here's what's...
Major Danish supermarket company predicts higher food prices this year
Salling Group, which owns the Føtex, Bilka and Netto supermarkets, has warned that price hikes from suppliers could mean more...
New platforms at Copenhagen Airport mean ten more trains an hour
The expansion of Copenhagen Airport train station is complete, meaning that ten more trains an hour can depart from the...
Inside Denmark: Does Copenhagen need to combat overtourism?
Our column Inside Denmark takes a closer look at the stories we've been talking about over the last seven days....
Geopolitics threatens the 70th anniversary of Eurovision
The Eurovision Song Contest is famous for celebrating everything from cross-dressing ballad singers to heavy metal bands in monster masks,...
What’s open and what’s closed on May 1st in Denmark?
May 1st, or Labor Day, is widely celebrated in Denmark, with a large proportion of the workforce joining marches and...
REVEALED: The countries in Europe that will buck the trend and grow in population
The populations of certain countries in Europe are expected to grow by 2100, but there will be a big drop...
Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Monday
Temperatures could hit 20C this week, more government talks today and roads reopen after last week's train crash. Here's Denmark's...
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