• Denmark misses 2025 target to reduce young people outside work and education
    There are still tens of thousands of young people who are neither in work nor education. The government aimed to reduce their number, but the country has missed its target.
  • Information
    Ukrainian Iryna Namli fled to Denmark with her family four years ago. They are well-integrated and grateful for their opportunities, but she misses life as a doctor and the feeling of “home.”
  • Børsen
    Management at the Skælskør brewery Harboe promises growth and is pursuing new markets. But if the Danish beer stock is to take off, it requires a showdown with the family’s iron grip, investors assess.
  • Kristeligt Dagblad
    An Islamist is believed to be behind Saturday’s car attack on a demonstration in Berlin. The attack intensifies the German debate about failed integration and threats from Islamism.
  • Avisen Danmark
    Before the summer holidays, the inhabitants of the capital area used a record amount of water during the warm and dry weather. If this continues throughout the summer, it could end with restrictions on water consumption, according to a warning.
  • Berlingske
    The number of employees in the Armed Forces has risen steadily since 2020, but a very large part of the increase is due to administrative employees. This meets with criticism from the think tank Cepos.
  • Politiken
    Søren Ernst has met a fantastic woman from Vietnam, but she is not allowed to live in Denmark because he has received 12,326 kroner in social assistance. He calls the system rotten and is emigrating. “Crazy,” say politicians.
  • Jyllands-Posten
    There is congestion on the bike paths, and the number of accidents is rising. Especially with e-bikes. The solution could be to send some of the cyclists out among the cars, Cyklistforbundet believes. Not everyone agrees.
  • Ekstra Bladet
    The average person sentenced to preventive detention serves around 15 years, but for a few, it is a nearly lifelong stay behind bars. Ekstra Bladet focuses on the dangerous prisoners.
  • Ekstra Bladet: The Tour is Danish
    There are great cycling nations. And then there is Denmark. A flat little country with six million inhabitants, no Alps, no Pyrenees, and at most a hill with delusions of grandeur. Now Mads Pedersen has secured the green jersey by […]