The Danish government has announced plans to extend the Ukraine Special Act by one year, following a decision by EU member states to prolong the bloc’s directive on temporary protection for displaced ...

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen commented on Israel’s military attack that was carried out against Iran tonight. “It appears to be a very extensive attack that Israel carried out against ...

Danish Thomas Frank resigns from Brentford FC to take over as manager for Tottenham Hotspur. Thomas Frank came to Brentford in 2018, and after four consecutive successful seasons with Brentford in the ...

Grab your bike, put on your raincoat: we’re going to party. Forget sunny Ibiza, Copenhagen just danced its way to a Creative ...

The number of job vacancies in Denmark’s private sector has increased for the fifth consecutive quarter. This means that for ...

Children and young people in vulnerable positions continue to face serious challenges, according to a new report from VIVE for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Housing. The 2025 report shows that ...

On Wednesday the 11th of June, a majority in the Danish Parliament passed a bill exempting internationally adopted individuals and several other groups from new residency and employment requirements ...

During a joint meeting with Danish PM Mette Frederiksen, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has praised Denmark’s migration policy as a model for Germany and Europe. Merz announced that Germany ...

Københavns Kommune released a report on the international workforce and international students in the Capital Region, presented to stakeholders of the city’s international community. The study debunks ...

The Danish Parliament has adopted new rules to improve support for parents who lose a child or have a newborn hospitalized for an extended period. The changes will strengthen the right to leave and ...

The number of young people aged 15 to 24 who are neither working nor in education has increased over the past year. According to a new analysis from the Economic Council of the Labour Movement ...

In the quiet corridors of Copenhagen’s humanitarian sector, a slow, uneasy shift is unfolding. The desks remain occupied, the strategies still written, the funding applications still submitted. Yet ...