Denmark Warns Russia Could Intensify Hybrid Warfare in Coming Months

By admin September 24, 2026 No comment

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Denmark’s defence intelligence service has warned that Russia is likely to increase its hybrid warfare activities against Western countries and NATO in the coming months. The assessment points to a growing risk of attacks that could have greater consequences for targeted countries, amid heightened European concerns over sabotage and cyber threats. The intelligence service

Noma Reopens with New Leadership and Seasonal Dining Concept

By admin July 30, 2026 No comment

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Copenhagen’s world-renowned Noma restaurant will reopen on August 5 under new leadership, marking a fresh chapter after closing earlier this year. Founder and celebrated chef Rene Redzepi has stepped away from daily kitchen operations following past criticism over staff treatment, while executive head chef Pablo Soto now leads the restaurant alongside CEO Annika de

Train Collision in Denmark Injures 17

By admin April 23, 2026 No comment

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Two local trains collided head-on north of Copenhagen early Thursday morning, leaving 17 people injured, including five in critical condition. The crash occurred on a regional line, with both trains sustaining heavy front-end damage after the impact. Emergency responders described chaotic scenes inside the carriages, with shattered glass and injured passengers. Around 38

Redzepi Steps Back from Noma After Staff Mistreatment Allegations

By admin March 12, 2026 No comment

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Danish chef René Redzepi has stepped away from daily operations at the renowned Noma following renewed scrutiny over allegations of past mistreatment of staff. The decision came after a report by The New York Times citing dozens of former employees who claimed they experienced physical and psychological harm while working at the restaurant between 2009 […]

Suspect in Danish PM Assault Claims He Was ‘Too Drunk to Recall’ Incident

By admin August 7, 2024 No comment

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A Polish man has pleaded not guilty to assaulting Denmark’s prime minister, claiming he was too intoxicated to recall the event. The suspect, whose identity is protected by legal restrictions, is on trial in Copenhagen, facing charges of violence against a public servant, along with multiple counts of indecent exposure and fraud from other incidents. […]

Rewards for tourists who litter pick in Copenhagen

By admin July 9, 2024 No comment

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Tourists will be rewarded with free food and activities in exchange for participating in eco-friendly tasks while visiting Copenhagen, the city’s tourist board has announced. Starting on July 15, this pilot scheme will encourage visitors to engage in activities such as litter-picking, using public transport, or biking around the city in return for rewards like […]

Attack on Danish PM not politically motivated, police say

By admin June 10, 2024 No comment

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Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has reported feeling “shaken” but otherwise “fine” following an attack in Copenhagen’s old town. On Friday evening, a man approached her and struck her, causing minor whiplash. The 39-year-old Polish suspect, who was detained and charged with violence against a public official, has pleaded not guilty. Police, who suspect the […]

Danish PM suffered whiplash in street attack

By admin June 8, 2024 No comment

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Denmark’s Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, was unexpectedly attacked while walking in Copenhagen’s city center, leaving her shocked and with minor whiplash. The assailant, swiftly apprehended, prompted concern over the motive behind the assault. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the incident, echoing sentiments against such violence

Borsen fire: Denmark endures its own Notre Dame devastation

By admin April 22, 2024 No comment

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The devastating fire at Copenhagen’s historic former stock exchange, Borsen, sparked immediate comparisons to the Notre-Dame cathedral fire in 2019. Brian Mikkelsen, head of the Danish Chamber of Commerce, pledged to rebuild the 400-year-old structure despite the significant damage. He, along with colleagues and emergency workers, bravely rescued centuries-old

Copenhagen vows to rebuild fire-hit stock exchange

By admin April 17, 2024 No comment

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Copenhagen’s historic former stock exchange, which suffered severe damage in a recent fire, is set to undergo restoration efforts to preserve its significance as one of the city’s renowned landmarks. Officials, including the mayor and district mayors, emphasized the importance of rebuilding the 400-year-old building, stressing its integral role in