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More than half of teachers in a new union survey said they experience stress daily or weekly, with most attributing it to their working conditions.
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Denmark and Vietnam will establish a strategic partnership during Vietnamese President Tô Lâm’s state visit to Denmark this week.
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For many international professionals, Denmark’s workplace culture is highly appealing, defined by flat hierarchies, high trust and an enviable work-life balance.
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From chestnut crafts and mushroom walks to duck dinners, discover five Danish traditions that bring autumn to life in Copenhagen.
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South African human rights lawyer Navanethem “Navi” Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting international justice and accountability for serious crimes.
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An unauthorized user had access to Denmark’s national Civil Registration System (CPR) for nearly 22 days before authorities discovered the security breach, according to documents obtained by TV 2.
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The United Nations has expressed concern over widespread student protests in France, where demonstrations over school conditions have led to thousands of arrests and repeated clashes with police.
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Canned sardines are selling rapidly across Denmark, particularly around Copenhagen, as supermarkets report rising demand and occasional shortages.
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Ukraine faces a significant funding shortfall in 2027 unless international partners increase their financial support, EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis warned.
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Denmark’s Ministry of Immigration and Integration has resumed processing citizenship applications that were suspended because of errors in the country’s Central Criminal Register.
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The European Union and China have reached a political agreement covering trade in hybrid vehicles and certain raw materials, following three months of negotiations aimed at addressing trade imbalances.
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Two prison officers from Kosovo accused of assaulting an inmate at Copenhagen’s Vestre Prison will remain free while police investigate the allegations.
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A new Danish app lets people alert trusted contacts and nearby verified users when they feel unsafe, with an English version aimed at internationals
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Moving to Denmark for a partner’s career can mean putting your own professional ambitions on hold.
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South African human rights lawyer Navanethem “Navi” Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced at a press conference in Oslo on Friday.
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Three people were killed and several others injured in two attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, on Thursday.
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A fire in a railway signaling cabin near Aarup on Funen is causing major train disruptions across Denmark on Friday, with repairs potentially taking several weeks.
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The Danish government has presented a proposed budget for 2027 that prioritizes national security, with more money allocated to defence amid an increasingly tense international security situation.
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Two Danish business organizations are warning that a proposed tax of 200 DKK per cruise passenger could lead cruise ships to skip Danish ports, reducing tourism revenue for cities and smaller destinations.
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Danish exports fell by 3.3 percent in August, driven in part by a decline in goods exports to the United States, according to Statistics Denmark.
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The government has presented plans to cut taxes, tighten benefit rules and increase spending on education, defense and emergency preparedness, with parliamentary negotiations still ahead.
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The U.S. government has suspended the processing of skilled foreign worker visa applications from Microsoft and several other major technology companies, Vice President JD Vance announced Thursday.
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An anonymous hacker has claimed responsibility for accessing nearly 8.8 million Danish CPR numbers, telling newspaper Politiken that a weak password made the breach possible.
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The Danish government wants to change how workers qualify for senior pensions, potentially saving 800 million DKK annually by 2030, according to Jyllands-Posten.
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Britain will maintain a diplomatic presence in East Jerusalem despite an Israeli order to close its nearly 200-year-old consulate, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced Thursday.
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The University of Copenhagen is changing how its academic departments are organized, with several faculties set to merge or split over the next three years.
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Around 18,000 Danish families that received government financial assistance earlier this year could lose student grants for young adults living at home under a new proposal.
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Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has warned that worsening Russian attacks on Ukraine’s capital are threatening residents’ access to electricity and heating as winter approaches.
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Leo Todaro learnt English inspired by the songs of his early adolescence.
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The government’s planned prison unit at Departure Centre Kærshovedgård may take four to five years to become operational, the Ministry of Justice told Danish public broadcaster DR.
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Danish vaccine company Bavarian Nordic has raised its forecast for revenue in 2026, citing stronger expected sales of travel vaccines.
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Venstre chairman Troels Lund Poulsen expects the party’s parliamentary group to take a united position on a proposed national ban on pesticide spraying when the bill is considered in December.
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The Danish Defence will receive a new command system designed to help military and civilian authorities coordinate their responses to drones.
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From late-night museum visits and family workshops to Bollywood dancing and live music, Copenhagen offers plenty to do from October 9 to 11.
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Denmark had a record 1,175,187 state pensioners in August, according to figures from the Jobindsats statistical database reviewed by pension company Velliv.
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Right-wing opposition parties criticized the government Thursday over its decision to reintroduce legislation covering 2,055 previously approved citizenship applicants and their children.
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Digitalization Minister Christina Egelund of the Moderates expects to provide more details soon about a security review of Denmark’s CPR system.
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The number of Danes with a credit warning in the national CPR register has almost quadrupled since authorities disclosed a major data breach.
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A Copenhagen court has convicted a 31-year-old man of assaulting a Swedish police employee during a World Cup screening in June, leaving the victim with injuries that proved fatal.
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One of Swedish pop group ABBA’s best-known songs is getting its own exhibition in Stockholm, half a century after its release in 1976.
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Two areas of Danish waters could receive greater protection from fishing and seabed extraction under a proposal in the government’s 2027 finance bill.
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U.S. prosecutors are preparing additional charges against former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife over allegations that American citizens were tortured while detained in Venezuela.
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People in Denmark could gain stronger protection against realistic AI-generated images, videos and voice recordings under a new bill introduced Thursday.
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More Danish farmers will receive temporary exemptions from new fertilizer restrictions after concerns that the rules could make growing certain fruits and vegetables more difficult.
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EU countries will receive a revised proposal for the bloc’s 2028-2034 budget Saturday as negotiations move closer to next week’s summit.
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After arriving in Denmark as a teenager, Anthony Sylvester built a 25-year career at 3F.
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Denmark needs international workers.
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Influenza infections are expected to reach a high level in Denmark this winter, according to Statens Serum Institut (SSI).
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Police evacuated HF & VUC on Ejlskovsgade in Odense on Wednesday afternoon after a panic alarm was triggered by mistake.