on 18. januar 2021 at 15:55

Police in Denmark have charged 17 people with breaching the Covid-19 public assembly restrictions after they gathered in a lake near Roskilde.

on 18. januar 2021 at 14:52

Although Denmark is close to completing Covid-19 vaccination of its highest-priority group, others will wait longer than expected after a supply delay was confirmed by manufacturer Pfizer.

on 18. januar 2021 at 12:05

As British nationals face new rules on moving to EU and Schengen countries, readers are asking if already having residency in one EU member state allows them to move freely to another.

on 18. januar 2021 at 11:59

Authorities in Denmark could soon issue fines or other penalties to people who do not comply with quarantine requirements after travelling to the country.

on 18. januar 2021 at 9:07

Find out what’s going on in Denmark today with The Local’s short round-up of the news in less than five minutes.

on 17. januar 2021 at 8:57

Denmark is moving ahead apace with its Covid-19 vaccination programme, but when will foreign residents be offered the vaccine?

on 17. januar 2021 at 8:49

Demand for bicycles has soared in Europe during the coronavirus pandemic, but conversely the global supply is at record low levels, with consumers having to wait months or over a year for their bike of choice.

on 16. januar 2021 at 15:14

Denmark’s Minister of Health Magnus Heunicke has said in a written statement that he views the decline in Covid-19 vaccine deliveries from Pfizer / BioNTech as a serious concern.

on 16. januar 2021 at 11:13

These charts show how the Covid-19 second wave continues to hit countries around Europe as governments try slightly different approaches to deal with the pandemic. Here’s a round up of the latest Covid- 19 rates and restrictions around Europe.

on 15. januar 2021 at 14:40

Pharmaceutical company Pfizer is to reduce its vaccine deliveries to Denmark and Europe from next week, with reduced capacity expected until the end of February.

on 15. januar 2021 at 11:33

Denmark leads the EU in vaccinations against the novel coronavirus thanks to a swift and smooth roll-out, and even more people would have got the jab if it had more available doses.

on 14. januar 2021 at 17:28

Sweden has extended an entry ban on travel from Denmark and the United Kingdom.

on 14. januar 2021 at 15:07

Health authorities in Denmark asked Covid-19 vaccine supplier Pfizer to sell them vaccines outside of the EU agreement, according to a media report.

on 14. januar 2021 at 12:08

Inger Støjberg, the former immigration minister and deputy leader of the Liberal party, is to face an impeachment trial after a cross-aisle majority of political parties backed the move.

on 14. januar 2021 at 7:50

Denmark has extended lockdown measures until February 7th in the face of an “extremely worrying” rise in infections with the B117 virus variant.

on 13. januar 2021 at 16:06

Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk has announced a halt on donations to United States politicians until further notice.

on 13. januar 2021 at 14:28

Denmark requires people travelling to the country to provide a recent, negative Covid-19 test, but exact rules vary depending on where and how you arrive. Here are the rules in detail.

on 13. januar 2021 at 14:21

Cambridge Convoy Refugee Action Group, otherwise known as CamCRAG, is a small Cambridgeshire-based charity that was established in response to the migrant crisis in 2015. A small number of people, eager to make a difference, started to travel across the English channel to the Calais refugee camp to help out local aid organisations in the area. The mission soon grew to regular convoys, driving volunteers and donations on Fridays down to France, and taking the group back on Sunday evenings.

on 13. januar 2021 at 12:11

Smaller land border crossings with Germany are to offer travellers rapid Covid-19 tests on crossing into Denmark, while a rapid test centre is also available south of the border.

on 13. januar 2021 at 10:19

Denmark is to begin testing all Covid-19 swabs for variants including the more infectious B117 form first detected in the United Kingdom.

by Tobias Lindholm on 18. januar 2021 at 8:00

Tobias Lindholm disliked the media circus that followed the murder of the journalist onboard a submarine in Denmark. Instead, his new series tells the story of the police, the divers and her family Had I known how demanding it would be to make my drama series The Investigation, I am not sure I would have done it. But I’m proud I did. Kim Wall was a Swedish journalist and her murder, onboard a submarine in Denmark in 2017, led to a media circus. The Danish press seized on it: there was an obsession with the darkness of what happened, with so many theories flying around. Much of the focus was on the perpetrator. All this made me turn away from the story. Knowing that I was a film-maker, parents I’d meet would say: “Wow, what a story – that would make a great movie.” I thought: “Would it?” Here’s a story we’ve heard many times before in fiction, revolving around a man who kills a woman. The name Kim Wall was barely mentioned by the press, compared with the name of the culprit. It was only later, when I met Jens Møller, chief of homicide with the Copenhagen police, that I got a different perspective. Initially, I was interested in speaking to him about a Chechen-Belgian terrorist who had blown himself up in Denmark. But, over coffee, Jens ended up telling me a different story, about “the submarine case” [Wall was originally thought to have died in an accident while interviewing the vessel’s owner, who claimed he had buried her at sea. The police didn’t believe him and, 10 days later, her torso was found washed ashore.] The most beautiful thing is that Iso – her parents’ dog – plays itself Related: ‘We don’t want her to be remembered as the victim’: Kim Wall’s parents on telling her story Continue reading…

by Jon Henley, Daniel Boffey and Sam Jones on 13. januar 2021 at 18:02

EU health commissioner says bloc will assist with genomic sequencing to curb mutation Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The EU has warned that the highly contagious coronavirus variant first found in Britain is now having “a significant impact” in other European countries, and said its spread “must be stopped at all costs”. “We cannot be complacent,” Stella Kyriakides, the bloc’s health commissioner, said on Wednesday. “We cannot let it get out of hand. So we are ready to help member states in the area of genomic sequencing of samples. There is no way around this.” Continue reading…

by Ian Sample Science editor on 13. januar 2021 at 6:00

Researchers examined heart health and drinking habits of 108,000 people aged 24 to 97 over 14 years Having one small alcoholic drink a day raises the risk of developing an irregular heartbeat, a condition that causes dizziness and palpitations and leaves people more prone to strokes, a study has found. Researchers examined the heart health and drinking habits of 108,000 people aged 24 to 97 by combining records from Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Italy that stretched over 14 years. Continue reading…

by Leslie Felperin on 12. januar 2021 at 14:00

The family of a photojournalist held in Syria must raise a multimillion-dollar ransom after the Danish government refuses to negotiate Over the last couple of decades, Danish cinema has increasingly proved to have a strong aptitude for emotive, nuanced drama and intelligent engagement, particularly through documentary-making, with conflicts abroad. This inspired-by-a-true-story feature, from journeyman director Niels Arden Oplev (who helmed the original Girl With the Dragon Tattoo film) skilfully combines those two strands to tell the story of Daniel Rye, a young Danish photographer who was captured by Isis in Syria in 2013. Filmed in a wiggly, handheld fashion – such a signature of the Dogma 95 years it almost feels like a retro affectation – the plot tracks methodically through Daniel’s story, holding tight on the expressive face of Esben Smed, who rises to the physical challenges of the role. For starters, he has to convincingly pass as Rye when he was young enough to be a contender for the Danish gymnastics team, although presumably a stuntman performed most of the acrobatics we see. Continue reading…

by Helen Russell in Jutland on 6. januar 2021 at 11:43

Critics condemn idea of animated series about a man who cannot control his penis, but others have backed it John Dillermand has an extraordinary penis. So extraordinary, in fact, that it can perform rescue operations, etch murals, hoist a flag and even steal ice-cream from children. The Danish equivalent of the BBC, DR, has a new animated series aimed at four- to eight-year-olds about John Dillermand, the man with the world’s longest penis who overcomes hardships and challenges with his record-breaking genitals. Related: Sesame Street creates Rohingya Muppets to help refugee children Continue reading…

by Jon Henley, Philip Oltermann and Kim Willsher on 4. januar 2021 at 17:12

Frustration at slow progress of EU inoculation programmes continues to mount Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Germany and Denmark could follow the UK’s plan to delay giving a second dose of Covid-19 vaccine to people who have already received a first jab, as frustration at the slow progress of European inoculation programmes continues to mount. Britain said last week it would prioritise administering a first dose of either the Oxford/AstraZeneca or the Pfizer/BioNTech shot so as to ensure more people were protected sooner, with a second dose coming 11 or 12 – rather than three – weeks later. Continue reading…

by Reuters on 18. december 2020 at 0:53

Justice minister says: ‘Now it will be clear, that if both parties do no consent to sex, then it’s rape’ Denmark has strengthened its rape laws by criminalising sex without explicit consent. The new law passed by parliament on Thursday also widened the circumstances that could constitute rape – under the old legislation, prosecutors had to show the rapist had used violence or attacked someone who was unable to resist. Related: Pakistan approves tough anti-rape law amid outcry over victim blaming Continue reading…

by Jon Henley Europe correspondent on 10. december 2020 at 16:55

Nordic country culled 15 million mink after discovering mutated version of coronavirus Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Decomposing mink buried in mass graves in Denmark after being culled because of coronavirus fears may have contaminated the groundwater, local radio has reported, as parliament announced a commission to investigate the government’s actions. Denmark, the world’s largest exporter of mink fur, announced early last month it would cull up to 15 million mink after discovering a mutated version of the virus that could have jeopardised the effectiveness of future vaccines. France reopened non-essential shops this month, allowing Christmas shopping to begin. But an uptick in new infections since then means that while travel is permitted from 15 December, a nationwide 8pm to 7am curfew will begin then that will be lifted for 24 December, but not Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve. Bars and restaurants will not reopen until January and private gatherings are limited to six adults. Continue reading…

by Editorial on 8. december 2020 at 19:44

Protecting patients from Covid-19 is a wonderful step forward. But we cannot yet afford to relax our guard Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The face of hope in 2020 is 90-year-old Margaret Keenan, the first patient worldwide to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. After a year mostly spent self-isolating, she described her dose as “the best thing that’s ever happened”. It was welcome not only to her, and to her family, but to strangers across the land. In the gloom of winter, the rollout of the immunisation programme is a rare glimmer of light. Though this year may seem to have stretched on for an eternity, it has been only months from sequencing the virus to deploying an approved vaccine. That is a truly astonishing achievement: a testament to the work of scientists and others around the world. Many more candidates are close behind it. Russia has already begun to deliver its Sputnik V vaccine. China has vaccinated more than a million people with the Sinopharm vaccine, still in its testing phase. Continue reading…

by Toby Helm and Robin McKie on 6. december 2020 at 9:00

Britain’s credibility as climate champion rests on bold and urgent action, say campaigners Britain must end all oil and gas extraction in the North Sea as a matter of urgency if it is to maintain its position as a credible climate champion. That was the stark warning issued by green campaigners yesterday in the wake of last week’s decision by Denmark to halt its exploration for new North Sea reserves as part of its commitment to cut carbon emissions and tackle climate change. The Danish decision is an embarrassment for Boris Johnson who announced last week that Britain would take a lead in the battle against global heating by cutting national carbon emissions by 68% by 2030, a rate faster than any other major economy. Continue reading…

by Bethan McKernan, Candice Pires, Helen Russell, Jack Losh and Lillian Yang on 5. december 2020 at 10:00

In 2016, the Guardian spoke to 16-year-olds across the globe about their hopes and dreams. As they turn 20 in a global pandemic, we tracked them down Revisit the teens in 2016 Four years ago, Halil felt optimistic for the future. Keen on basketball, chess and football, as well as video games, he was unsure what he was going to study at university. Related: Happy birthday, Gen Z: celebrating with 16-year-olds around the world Continue reading…

by Richard Orange on 5. december 2020 at 8:00

Dan Jørgensen has agreed the world’s most ambitious climate goal with a promise to cut 70% of emissions by 2030 Denmark to end new oil and gas exploration in North Sea Denmark’s climate minister is fairly certain that the deal to close down the nation’s oil industry by 2050, announced on Friday morning, marks the biggest moment in his career. “I think this is probably going to be the biggest decision that I’m a part of in my life,” Dan Jørgensen told the Guardian hours after the announcement. Continue reading…

by Jillian Ambrose Energy correspondent on 4. december 2020 at 9:29

Decision as part of plan to phase out fossil fuel extraction by 2050 will put pressure on UK Denmark has brought an immediate end to new oil and gas exploration in the Danish North Sea as part of a plan to phase out fossil fuel extraction by 2050. On Thursday night the Danish government voted in favour of the plans to cancel the country’s next North Sea oil and gas licensing round, 80 years after it first began exploring its hydrocarbon reserves. Related: Trump kick-starts oil drilling licence sales in Arctic refuge Continue reading…

by Agence France-Presse in Copenhagen on 27. november 2020 at 17:28

Fears nitrogen and phosphorus could be released in large quantities into soil at grave sites Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Denmark’s government is considering exhuming and cremating the remains of millions of culled mink after decaying carcasses started to emerge from a hastily dug grave. After a mutated version of Covid-19 was found in the animals, the prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, announced a cull in early November of the estimated 15-17 million mink in Denmark, the world’s biggest exporter of mink fur. Related: Culled mink rise from the dead to Denmark’s horror Continue reading…

by Sophie Kevany on 27. november 2020 at 13:33

Scientists fear fur farm animals in wild could create ‘lasting’ Covid reservoir that could then spread back to humans Escaped mink carrying the virus that causes Covid-19 could potentially infect Denmark’s wild animals, raising fears of a permanent Sars-CoV-2 reservoir from which new virus variants could be reintroduced to humans. Denmark, the world’s largest exporter of mink fur, announced in early November that it would cull the country’s farmed mink after discovering a mutated version of the virus that could have jeopardised the efficacy of future vaccines.Around 10 million mink have been killed to date. Fur industry sources expect the fur from the remaining 5 million to 7 million mink will be sold. Related: Danish Covid mink variant ‘very likely extinct’, but controversial cull continues Related: Covid-19 mink variants discovered in humans in seven countries Continue reading…

by Jon Henley on 25. november 2020 at 17:29

Carcasses rose to surface at improvised mass grave owing to gases from decomposition Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Dead mink are rising from their graves in Denmark after a rushed cull over fears of a coronavirus mutation led to thousands being slaughtered and buried in shallow pits – from which some are now emerging. “As the bodies decay, gases can be formed,” Thomas Kristensen, a national police spokesman, told the state broadcaster DR. “This causes the whole thing to expand a little. In this way, in the worst cases, the mink get pushed out of the ground.” Related: Danish Covid mink variant ‘very likely extinct’, but controversial cull continues Continue reading…

by Leslie Felperin on 25. november 2020 at 14:00

A creepy clown turns torturer in a Danish shocker that’s deeply unpleasant but a cut above the usual slasher fare This Danish-made shocker would not be my choice of viewing – films that revel in cruelty and the infliction of pain are really not my thing. That said, The Ringmaster is perhaps a little better, or at least a bit more artful, than the usual slash-and-suffer flick. It opens with a “friendly warning” that there is rough viewing ahead and an admission that even though it is set in Denmark – “land of fairytales, hygge and home to some of the happiest people in the world – it will do its utmost to change that cosy image. Continue reading…

by Harriet Sherwood on 22. november 2020 at 6:30

The team behind the feted restaurant found Danes queued around the block for their pandemic pop-up It is one of the best restaurants in the world, known for its 18-course tasting menus costing north of £300 per person and for spawning a culinary movement based on foraging for ingredients. Now the two Michelin-starred Copenhagen restaurant Noma, run by feted chef René Redzepi, is preparing to open the doors of a new venture: a burger-and-chips joint. Related: ‘I’m seeing an industry disappear’: how lockdown is leaving hospitality workers homeless Continue reading…

by Sophie Kevany and Tom Carstensen on 19. november 2020 at 15:13

Farmers must still destroy animals before midnight, despite health ministry saying variant has not been found since September The Covid-19 mink variant that led to a cull of all mink in Denmark and the resignation of the country’s agriculture minister on Wednesday, is “very likely extinct”, said Denmark’s health ministry. The cull was sparked by research from one of Denmark’s public health bodies, the Statens Serum Institut (SSI), which showed that a mink variant of the Sars-CoV-2 virus called C5 was harder for antibodies to neutralise and posed a potential threat to vaccine efficacy. Related: Covid and farm animals: nine pandemics that changed the world Related: Covid-19 mink variants discovered in humans in seven countries Continue reading…

by Sophie Kevany and Tom Carstensen on 18. november 2020 at 17:31

Denmark has already launched a nationwide cull of its farmed mink herd after concerns for vaccine efficacy Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Seven countries are now reporting mink-related Sars-CoV-2 mutations in humans, according to new scientific analysis. The mutations are identified as Covid-19 mink variants as they have repeatedly been found in mink and now in humans as well.Uncertainty around the implications of the discovery of a Covid-19 mink variant in humans led Denmark, the world’s largest mink fur producer, to launch a nationwide cull earlier this month.The cull was sparked by research from Denmark’s public health body, the Statens Serum Institut (SSI), which showed that a mink variant called C5 was harder for antibodies to neutralise and posed a potential threat to vaccine efficacy. Related: Denmark’s mass mink cull illegal, PM admits as opposition mounts This article was amended on 19 November 2020 to add that Prof Seshadri Vasan leads the dangerous pathogens team at CSIRO, as well as holding an honorary chair at the University of York in the UK. Continue reading…

by Gina Kolata on 12. januar 2021 at 20:12

Masks prevent people from transmitting the coronavirus to others, scientists now agree. But a new trial failed to document protection from the virus among the wearers.

by James Gorman on 23. december 2020 at 21:28

Mink are the only animal known to both catch the virus from people and transmit it to them.

by James Gorman on 23. december 2020 at 16:55

Rampaging infections at farms caused scandal, scientific head-scratching and a search for a vaccine — for mink.

by Elian Peltier on 18. december 2020 at 0:16

Rights groups and assault survivors welcomed the change, saying it was long overdue in a country that prides itself on gender equality.

by Martin Selsoe Sorensen and Megan Specia on 17. december 2020 at 19:55

Mr. Madsen fled the Herstedvester Prison near Copenhagen after threatening staff and wearing a fake explosive belt. He was detained a short time later, the police said.

by Martin Selsoe Sorensen on 17. december 2020 at 19:55

Frank Jensen admitted to harassing numerous women over decades. His case is part of a gathering confrontation in the country over sexual misconduct.

by James Gorman on 17. december 2020 at 19:54

Government officials said on Wednesday that a mutation in the virus could interfere with vaccine effectiveness in humans.

by Ingrid K. Williams on 25. november 2020 at 10:00

Shoppers will find pieces suited to every purpose and style, whether it’s a sculptural statement vase or an everyday coffee mug to brighten dark winter mornings.

by Gina Kolata on 18. november 2020 at 16:36

Las mascarillas evitan que la gente transmita el coronavirus a otros, concuerdan los científicos. Pero un nuevo estudio no logró documentar la protección contra el virus entre quienes las usan.

by Alex Marshall on 13. november 2020 at 14:31

Rare uniforms and other items have been stolen in a spate of robberies at war museums in Denmark and the Netherlands.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:54

As she prepares to leave Denmark for good U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands continues to defend President Trump. The former soap opera actress arrived three years ago on a mission to change Danes’ negative… The post U.S. Ambassador goes out as she came in: Defending Trump appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:53

Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod has called for the immediate release of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, who was detained at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, Sunday, on his return from treatment abroad after a suspected… The post Foreign Minister denounces Navalny arrest: ‘Unacceptable’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:51

Denmark is one of six Nordic and Baltic states that have expressed ‘strong concern’ about the Covid-19 vaccination process after it was revealed that Pfizer plans to delay supplies from this week. After… The post Health Minister ‘concerned’ about Pfizer delay appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:48

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned last night that despite the decrease in infection figures Denmark isn’t receiving vaccines fast enough to halt the virus. In a Facebook message the PM said ‘we risk… The post PM voices British variant fears: ‘We risk losing control’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:46

Infections down…British variant on the rise…1st case of South African mutation…Government proposes 10-day quarantine on arrival…Care home hit by British B117 ….. 889 new cases of COVID-19 and 28 new deaths reported on Sunday. 103,835 tests were taken over… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:40

On – off – on…and now off again. Construction of the last section of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline through Danish territorial waters, scheduled to start again ahead of the weekend, has been… The post More problems for Russian pipeline appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:26

Scottish fishermen are finding it easier to sell their catch at auctions in Denmark than deal with the bureaucratic red tape caused by the Brexit trade agreement with the EU. A fish auction… The post Brexit constraints force Scottish fishers to head for Denmark appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 17. januar 2021 at 15:37

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: Nationwide corona restrictions set to expire,Sunday, were extended by at least three weeks – the extended lockdown means bars, cafes, restaurants, shopping centres, schools, and most of the… The post The Week That Was, January 11th – 17th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:58

Former immigration minister Inger Støjberg will face a political trial and the possibility of a prison sentence after the ruling Social Democrats and her own Liberal (Venstre) party yesterday voted to impeach her…. The post Ex-minister to be tried for child brides affair appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:57

The upcoming political trial of former immigration minister Inger Støjberg has spit the opposition right down the middle – the Liberals (Venstre) and Conservatives voted for the motion to impeach, the Danish People’s… The post Impeachment controversy splits opposition – ‘political assassination’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:54

As she prepares to leave Denmark for good U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands continues to defend President Trump. The former soap opera actress arrived three years ago on a mission to change Danes’ negative… The post U.S. Ambassador goes out as she came in: Defending Trump appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:53

Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod has called for the immediate release of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, who was detained at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, Sunday, on his return from treatment abroad after a suspected… The post Foreign Minister denounces Navalny arrest: ‘Unacceptable’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:51

Denmark is one of six Nordic and Baltic states that have expressed ‘strong concern’ about the Covid-19 vaccination process after it was revealed that Pfizer plans to delay supplies from this week. After… The post Health Minister ‘concerned’ about Pfizer delay appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:48

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned last night that despite the decrease in infection figures Denmark isn’t receiving vaccines fast enough to halt the virus. In a Facebook message the PM said ‘we risk… The post PM voices British variant fears: ‘We risk losing control’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:46

Infections down…British variant on the rise…1st case of South African mutation…Government proposes 10-day quarantine on arrival…Care home hit by British B117 ….. 889 new cases of COVID-19 and 28 new deaths reported on Sunday. 103,835 tests were taken over… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:40

On – off – on…and now off again. Construction of the last section of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline through Danish territorial waters, scheduled to start again ahead of the weekend, has been… The post More problems for Russian pipeline appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:26

Scottish fishermen are finding it easier to sell their catch at auctions in Denmark than deal with the bureaucratic red tape caused by the Brexit trade agreement with the EU. A fish auction… The post Brexit constraints force Scottish fishers to head for Denmark appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 17. januar 2021 at 15:37

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: Nationwide corona restrictions set to expire,Sunday, were extended by at least three weeks – the extended lockdown means bars, cafes, restaurants, shopping centres, schools, and most of the… The post The Week That Was, January 11th – 17th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:58

Former immigration minister Inger Støjberg will face a political trial and the possibility of a prison sentence after the ruling Social Democrats and her own Liberal (Venstre) party yesterday voted to impeach her…. The post Ex-minister to be tried for child brides affair appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:57

The upcoming political trial of former immigration minister Inger Støjberg has spit the opposition right down the middle – the Liberals (Venstre) and Conservatives voted for the motion to impeach, the Danish People’s… The post Impeachment controversy splits opposition – ‘political assassination’ appeared first on seven59.

by Your Danish Life Team on 17. januar 2021 at 10:03

Want to be like Bambi on the ice? Be careful though, the seemingly frozen lakes are not yet safe. In Copenhagen, this weekend, the police …

by Your Danish Life Team on 15. januar 2021 at 11:41

Denmark is well under way with the vaccinations and has already reached the milestone of being the EU country which has vaccinated the largest part …

by Your Danish Life Team on 15. januar 2021 at 10:51

Despite the cold outside, cut tulips are in season; a good tip to help you endure the grey clouds and short days. The article continues …

by Your Danish Life Team on 13. januar 2021 at 17:49

Danish Government is concerned with the spread of the British coronavirus mutation, B.1.1.7. All restrictions in place are prolonged until 7 February, the Danish health …

by Your Danish Life Team on 13. januar 2021 at 16:18

The severe travel restrictions imposed as of 10 January have been prolonged until 7 February: DO NOT TRAVEL was the message and DO NOT COME …

by Your Danish Life Team on 13. januar 2021 at 13:30

Free quick tests or  free PCR tests are available to all Danish residents at different test centres, so please go and get a test once …

by Your Danish Life Team on 12. januar 2021 at 16:46

 The transition period for the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the EU has ended. This has implications for you if you shop online or receive gifts …

by Your Danish Life Team on 12. januar 2021 at 8:36

This year you might be tempted to rent a holiday home for the summer holiday, Danes are also already booking for the summer, so you …

by Your Danish Life Team on 8. januar 2021 at 7:16

Now is the time to have a great big heavy bun of Danish pastry filled with cream or whipped cream and chocolate icing on top. …

by Your Danish Life Team on 6. januar 2021 at 12:20

Distancing increased to two meters in the public domain as of 6 January. The article continues below. By Bente D. Knudsen If you need to …

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. juli 2020 at 3:59

By Kaukab Tahir Shairani, photos by Erhverv Aarhus Erhverv Aarhus CEO Marc Perera Christensen in an interview elaborated on the state of businesses The post Erhverv Aarhus assists small and medium-sized business to regain strength after the COVID lockdown appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 10. april 2020 at 17:36

By Snigdha Bansal, photos by Giuseppe Abrignani and European Union As the world grapples with the COVID -19 pandemic, Denmark has found itself The post How Internationals in Aarhus are coping with the Coronavirus lock down appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 8. april 2020 at 20:35

By Snigdha Bansal, photos by Astrid Collin and Bente Foged Madsen The journey of most successful people who have managed to create an The post TEDxAarhus is looking for speakers appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 27. marts 2020 at 10:48

By Gulden Timur, photos by Kulbroen Team and Niklas Adrain Vindelev “What we achieve inwardly will change outer reality” – writes Plutarch. This The post Regenerative space: a possible solution for stress and anxiety appeared first on Jutland Station.

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by Clara Nack, photos by Aros Aarhus Art Museum and Rodolfo Martinez Few things seem more controversially discussed than how to achieve gender The post Normalize or prioritize female equality? appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 9. februar 2020 at 11:19

By Vasylyna-Kateryna Bulyk, photos by Viktor Mudryy, Dmytro Bagatyuk For some people who moved to Denmark from a less developed country, this change The post Bevar Ukraine: Ukrainians living in Denmark are helping their homeland appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. januar 2020 at 19:53

By Gulden Timur, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica, Hanne Rye Ølholm, Camilla le Dous The eco-activism is affecting all spheres of the human life, The post Sustainable Fashion in Aarhus: bring a change while having fun appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 6. januar 2020 at 19:56

By Clara Nack, photos by Paul Coltas Two young and most of all mismatching Mormon boys are sent to Uganda, on a mission The post The Book of Mormon in Aarhus: Should it all be laughed away? appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 23. december 2019 at 20:57

By Gulden Timur, Karakoz Ydyrys, Lisa Ossenbrink, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica, Gulden Timur, Karakoz Ydyrys, Lisa Ossenbrink, ARoS celebrates Christmas through art While The post How to enjoy the winter holidays in Aarhus appeared first on Jutland Station.

by Madalina Paxaman on 20. december 2019 at 18:08

by Karakoz Ydyrys, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica Moving to Denmark, one of the most cycle-friendly countries in the world can be not so The post Bicycle thefts in Aarhus: Using a good lock does not save your bike from being stolen appeared first on Jutland Station.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:54

As she prepares to leave Denmark for good U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands continues to defend President Trump. The former soap opera actress arrived three years ago on a mission to change Danes’ negative… The post U.S. Ambassador goes out as she came in: Defending Trump appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:53

Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod has called for the immediate release of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny, who was detained at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, Sunday, on his return from treatment abroad after a suspected… The post Foreign Minister denounces Navalny arrest: ‘Unacceptable’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:51

Denmark is one of six Nordic and Baltic states that have expressed ‘strong concern’ about the Covid-19 vaccination process after it was revealed that Pfizer plans to delay supplies from this week. After… The post Health Minister ‘concerned’ about Pfizer delay appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:48

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned last night that despite the decrease in infection figures Denmark isn’t receiving vaccines fast enough to halt the virus. In a Facebook message the PM said ‘we risk… The post PM voices British variant fears: ‘We risk losing control’ appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:46

Infections down…British variant on the rise…1st case of South African mutation…Government proposes 10-day quarantine on arrival…Care home hit by British B117 ….. 889 new cases of COVID-19 and 28 new deaths reported on Sunday. 103,835 tests were taken over… The post Virus updates appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:40

On – off – on…and now off again. Construction of the last section of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline through Danish territorial waters, scheduled to start again ahead of the weekend, has been… The post More problems for Russian pipeline appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 18. januar 2021 at 6:26

Scottish fishermen are finding it easier to sell their catch at auctions in Denmark than deal with the bureaucratic red tape caused by the Brexit trade agreement with the EU. A fish auction… The post Brexit constraints force Scottish fishers to head for Denmark appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 17. januar 2021 at 15:37

Coronavirus/ What happened last week: Nationwide corona restrictions set to expire,Sunday, were extended by at least three weeks – the extended lockdown means bars, cafes, restaurants, shopping centres, schools, and most of the… The post The Week That Was, January 11th – 17th 2020: appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:58

Former immigration minister Inger Støjberg will face a political trial and the possibility of a prison sentence after the ruling Social Democrats and her own Liberal (Venstre) party yesterday voted to impeach her…. The post Ex-minister to be tried for child brides affair appeared first on seven59.

by admin on 15. januar 2021 at 6:57

The upcoming political trial of former immigration minister Inger Støjberg has spit the opposition right down the middle – the Liberals (Venstre) and Conservatives voted for the motion to impeach, the Danish People’s… The post Impeachment controversy splits opposition – ‘political assassination’ appeared first on seven59.