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  1. “We have the strictest immigration policy ever.

  2. Electric bicycle injuries in Denmark reached their highest level in six years as imports of the vehicles continued to rise.

  3. A majority of Danes support requiring social media platforms to block teenagers ages 15 to 17 from viewing content between midnight and 6 a.m., a new survey found.

  4. Denmark’s government wants to allocate 680 million DKK over four years to improve support for people with dementia and their relatives.

  5. Denmark earned a 1-0 away victory over Wales in the Nations League on Sunday after Rasmus Højlund scored a second-half penalty.

  6. Aisha Fukushima grew up between the United States and Japan and spent years navigating other people's attempts to define her identity.

  7. Relocating to another country can bring couples closer together.

  8. On Saturday, Latvians are heading to the polls for a parliamentary election, where the pro-Ukraine Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs is expected to remain in power, even though political division may make it difficult to form a government.

  9. A federal judge in the US on Friday issued a temporary injunction preventing President Donald Trump’s administration from constructing a border wall between the US and Mexico through Big Bend National Park in the state of Texas.

  10. The governor of the US state of New York, Kathy Hochul, said on Friday that she wants to close a legal loophole that makes it harder to prosecute rape cases if the victims were voluntarily intoxicated.

  11. British police have charged two Iranian men with planning terror against Jews in the Manchester area.

  12. Simpler paperwork, shorter waiting times and fewer legal barriers are helping make Denmark an increasingly popular wedding destination for couples from abroad.

  13. Denmark will have periods of rain and sunshine this weekend, with Saturday expected to bring the best weather, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute, the country’s national weather service.

  14. Copenhagen Airport handled 3.2 million passengers in September, its highest total for that month.

  15. Cars powered only by petrol now account for less than half of Denmark’s passenger vehicle fleet, according to figures from bilstatistik.dk.

  16. The Lego Foundation will invest 200 million DKK over five years in efforts to attract and retain more teachers and educators in Denmark.

  17. Hackers accessed a university database containing names, identification numbers and contact details for about 200,000 current and former DTU users.

  18. US President Donald Trump’s call to rename artificial intelligence as “superintelligence” may have caused a sharp increase in registrations of Slovenian internet domains, according to the country’s official domain registry.

  19. Danish prosecutors should follow the same rules as judges and be barred from wearing visible religious or political symbols during court hearings, Justice Minister Nicolai Wammen said.

  20. Reported online banking fraud in Denmark has fallen sharply as banks improve detection and customers become more aware of scams.

  21. European Union countries will meet Friday to discuss a coordinated response to rising fuel prices, a European Commission spokesperson said, according to AFP.

  22. Denmark lost 4-2 to Portugal in the Nations League on Thursday after twice equalizing before 35,951 spectators at Parken in Copenhagen.

  23. For many internationals, finding work in Denmark can be difficult even with years of experience.

  24. A total of 188,522 people have entered a lottery for 45,000 places in the 2027 Copenhagen Half Marathon, organizer Sparta Atletik & Løb said Thursday.

  25. Denmark registered 20,206 new passenger cars during the past month, an increase of 13 percent from the same month last year, according to bilstatistik.dk.

  26. A 59-year-old woman from South Funen has been fined 200,000 DKK for irresponsible treatment of dogs and puppies.

  27. From pumpkins and football to jewelry, cider and one of the season’s last flea markets, the city offers plenty to do from October 1 to 5.

  28. The fund was designed to help posted workers recover wages that their foreign employers failed to pay.

  29. European Union countries will adopt legislation Thursday allowing the creation of departure centers outside Europe, Danish Immigration Minister Morten Bødskov said.

  30. More than half of Denmark’s school classes experienced physical violence between students during a school year, a government report found.

  31. Danish prosecutors are seeking a prison sentence and temporary nightlife ban for a 31-year-old Danish man accused of punching a 32-year-old Swedish man who died three days later.

  32. Vietnamese President To Lam and his spouse, Ngo Phuong Ly, will make a state visit to Denmark from October 19 to October 21.

  33. In this episode, Copenhagen-based Danish director of the National Film School of Denmark Kristoffer Hegnsvad shares his thoughts on the school's role in training students from its nine departments to achieve their artistic best and to work collaboratively.

  34. Why building friendships in Denmark can sometimes require a little more intention

  35. Travelers flying or sailing between Italy and Spain will continue to face border controls after Italy extended its temporary suspension of Schengen rules with Spain.