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Denmark’s army is ready to maintain a permanent presence in Greenland if politicians decide to do so, Army Chief Per Boysen has told TV 2. “It makes good sense to continue with the army contribution. It is highly relevant that we continue to be up there,” Boys
A suspicious package prompted a large police response on Dag Hammarskjölds Allé in Copenhagen’s Østerbro district on Friday morning. Copenhagen Police said officers had completed an initial examination of the package and had not found any dangerous content. Th
Denmark will take part in the international PISA school survey every four years instead of every three, following a decision by the survey’s international steering group. The Ministry of Education confirmed the change to the education magazine Folkeskolen. The
Denmark is heading into a wet and windy weekend, with between five and ten millimeters of rain expected across most of the country and strong gusts possible on Sunday. “We say hello to a real autumn weekend with rain and bluster,” Klaus Larsen, duty meteorolog
Denmark will remove a cap that would have limited the number of onshore wind turbines in the country to 1,850 by 2040. Climate, Energy and Utilities Minister Samira Nawa of Radikale Venstre, the Danish Social Liberal Party, has decided not to continue the cap,