Insightful local updates, immigration policy reforms, Nordic energy grids, and community news from Denmark.
DenmarkTokyo's National Art Center has opened 'Shojo Manga Infinity', the first large-scale shojo manga exhibition at a national museum in Japan, honouring Moto Hagio, Ryoko Yamagishi and Waki Yamato.
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DenmarkNorway's prime minister has defended his 90-minute phone call with Vladimir Putin after Denmark and Sweden criticised the Finnish-Norwegian initiative, exposing a Nordic split over engaging Moscow.
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DenmarkCopenhagen-based Bavarian Nordic will donate 75,000 doses of its MVA-BN vaccine to a new global mpox emergency stockpile, on top of a contract to supply 150,000 doses.
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DenmarkDenmark’s Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) has confirmed a new Collective Agreement Scheme starting 1 January 2027, letting employers hire workers from 16 countries at a minimum salary of DKK 322,000 a year.
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DenmarkDenmark has announced its first-ever purchase of long-range precision strike weapons, acquiring two different missile systems that will give its armed forces the ability to strike targets far beyond its borders. The Danish Ministry of Defence confirmed the decision on 22 October 2026.
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DenmarkThe European Union has unveiled a new Arctic strategy that calls the far north “Europe’s Northern Neighbourhood”, placing security, climate, prosperity and opportunities for Arctic people at the heart of a shared framework with its northern partners — including Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Iceland. Presented in Brussels on Tuesday 20 October 2026 by Commission
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Denmark“I like to be surrounded by splendid things.” Freddie Mercury’s own phrase gives its name to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s new free trail, Freddie Mercury | Splendid Things, which opens at V&A South Kensington on Saturday 24 October 2026 and runs until 17 January 2027. Marking what would have been the Queen frontman’s 80th
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DenmarkKøbenhavns metro får ny operatør. Konsortiet KBH Metro Partner, der består af franske RATP Dev og singaporeanske ComfortDelGro, skal fra september 2027 drive og vedligeholde metrolinjerne M1 til M4 i København. Kontrakten blev offentliggjort den 13. oktober 2026 og formelt underskrevet den 14. oktober. Den er 17 milliarder kroner værd – cirka 2,3 milliarder euro
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DenmarkDanmarks officielle portal for udlændinge, nyidanmark.dk, er igen tilgængelig. Det oplyser Udlændingestyrelsen fredag den 23. oktober 2026, efter at både hjemmesiden og ansøgningerne havde været utilgængelige i næsten to døgn. Portalen var utilgængelig fra onsdag den 21. oktober klokken 18 til fredag den 23. oktober klokken 9. Udlændinge- og Integrationsministeriet meldte ud om nedbruddet den
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DenmarkThe Irish novelist Sally Rooney has agreed with her publisher, Faber, to withdraw all of her books from sale in the United Kingdom, in a move that follows her public commitment to financially support Palestine Action — a group the British government proscribed as a terrorist organisation in July 2025. With Sally Rooney books pulled
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DenmarkDenmark's royal family has marked a major milestone: Crown Prince Christian, the heir to the Danish throne, turned 21 on 15 October 2026. To celebrate, King Frederik X awarded his eldest son one of the rarest honours in the Danish honours system.
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DenmarkDenmark plans to allow teachers to use physical force to maintain order in schools for the first time in nearly 60 years, under a reform bill introduced in Copenhagen on October 8, 2026. The proposal would let teachers hold a disruptive pupil, keep them in place or move them to another room against their will from August 2027.
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