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Documentary questions why prime suspect was never arrested over 1978 murder in LondonIt was one of the most audacious murders of the cold war: the émigré Bulgarian writer Georgi Markov was waiting for a bus by London’s Waterloo Bridge when a man bumped…
The new helicopters, to be based at Bardufoss Air Station in northern Norway, are to be used by the Norwegian Coast Guard for antisubmarine warfare (ASW) operations, but Oslo still has to decide on a separate acquisition to replace NH90 ASW capable pla…
Gold disc represents first solid evidence of main Norse god being worshipped in fifth centuryScandinavian scientists have identified the oldest known inscription referencing the Norse god Odin on part of a gold disc unearthed in western Denmark.Lisbeth…
Copenhagen police open investigation into statue’s defacement seen as support for Moscow in war in UkraineRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesThe Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, one of Denmark’s most notable landmarks, has been vandalised with…
The government estimated that eliminating Great Prayer Day would produce $430 million that it could spend on the military.
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DefenceTalkAfter pledging all 19 of its French-made Caesar howitzers to Ukraine, Denmark is in talks with Israeli arms maker Elbit Systems for new mobile artillery to plug a “critical gap”. The defence ministry said late Thursday that negot…
Union leader says cancelling religious holiday dating from 1600s is threat to Danish welfare modelThe Danish government’s plan to abolish a public holiday to help fund the defence budget amid the war in Ukraine is putting Denmark’s cherished welfare mo…
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s presented a bill Tuesday to abolish Great Prayer Day to help pay for NATO commitments.
China is trying urgently to address its declining population. One idea is to subsidize assisted fertility procedures, which are often a last resort for couples and out of reach for many.