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Danish Prime Minister arrives in Kyiv on her birthday
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S) has arrived by night train to Kyiv. She is there to show Ukraine support as it has now been 1,000 days since the large-scale invasion began in 2022, writes the news agency Ritzau.
Spain ready for new downpours – "extreme danger"
Spain warns of new floods – just two weeks after over 220 people died in devastating rainfall. You should stay at home and not take the car unnecessarily, says Swedish Anna-Lena Roshag on the Spanish sun coast.
Three suspected of having supplied Swedes with weapons
Three people have been arrested in Denmark as suspects for having equipped two Swedes with a pistol prior to a murder attempt in Copenhagen in July. The murder attempt on the island of Amager is believed to have targeted one or more persons in the criminal gang Loyal to familia.
Swedish citizen arrested - suspected of contract killing in Denmark
A 25-year-old Swedish citizen has been arrested in Denmark as a suspect in an attempted murder, reports the news agency Ritzau. He is suspected of having traveled to Denmark to commit a contract killing and of having attempted to murder an unnamed person, according to Danish [TV2.
Bank opens up for investments in nuclear weapons companies
The security situation in Europe is causing Danske Bank to adjust its rules. After over ten years, it will once again be permitted to invest in companies operating within the nuclear weapons industry, reports Ritzau with reference to the Danish business newspaper Børsen.
The Bill for the Stars' Injuries: 8.3 Billion
More and more injured football players in the European top leagues – at an increasingly expensive cost. Last season, the cost for the clubs amounted to a staggering 8.
Lemur on the loose caught after three days of freedom
A lemur that escaped from a zoo in Danish Ålborg has been caught – after nearly three days on the loose. .
Stranded in the Desert for Months: "Still Hoping"
They stand row after row under the Egyptian desert's merciless sun. A whole landscape of trucks, under colorful tarpaulins, rest aid deliveries from all corners of the world.
The Stock Exchange will rise again – the first stone laid
On Thursday, a 400th anniversary is being celebrated in one of Copenhagen's most iconic buildings, Børsen, which was severely damaged by fire in April. Denmark's King Frederik has been given the honorary task of laying a symbolic first cornerstone in place ahead of the reconstruction work that is now taking off.
Find on Danish Beach: Stinking Giant Penis
The beach cleaners on Bornholm initially thought they had found a giant sea serpent. But it turned out to be something entirely different: a penis from a whale.
German border controls in place
Germany's new temporary border controls are now in place, in the aftermath of the heated migration debate that began after a knife attack in Solingen at the end of August. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser promises, however, that the control will be carried out so that "people in border areas, commuters, and companies are affected as little as possible", reports the Danish news agency Ritzau.
Floods in Europe – several dead
Several countries in Eastern Europe have been hit by flooding after heavy rain. In Romania, at least four people have lost their lives as a result of the bad weather.
Prosecutor: Several murder assignments to Swedish boy
The 16-year-old Swede who, according to the prosecutor, was sent away several times to commit murder in the Copenhagen area has now been arrested. During the day, another Swedish teenager has been arrested, suspected of attempted murder of individuals in criminal gangs.
Taylor Swift: That's why I'm voting for Harris
The world star Taylor Swift has now made the statement the world has been waiting for. She supports Kamala Harris' candidacy in the USA's presidential election – and simultaneously pokes the Republicans.
Swede arrested for murder plans in Denmark
A 21-year-old Swedish man is suspected of involvement in four attempted murders in Denmark and of possessing firearms on four occasions. The man has now been detained, according to his lawyer for TT.
Rapid Danish spread of deadly bluetongue virus
The deadly bluetongue virus is now spreading rapidly among Danish livestock. The first case in Denmark was discovered two weeks ago.
The Stock Exchange Rises from the Ashes
Soon, the work of rebuilding the fire-ravaged historic building Børsen in Copenhagen will begin. Half of the building is destroyed, but as much material as possible will be reused.
Green light for Danish weapons against Russian territory
Denmark's government is backing Ukraine's entry into Russia, announces Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. This means that they do not see any problems with Danish-donated weapons being used in Russia.
Zelensky: We are achieving our goals in Kursk
Ukraine's counter-invasion of Russia aims to create a buffer zone against the enemy, says President Volodymyr Zelensky. At the same time, Russia's advance in Ukrainian Donetsk continues, where "mandatory evacuation" is now being initiated.
Danish gang member suspected of collaborating with Swedish
Another Danish citizen is suspected of involvement in an incident where a Swedish man has been detained for possession of two hand grenades. .
Danish man arrested for hand grenades – paid Swedish
A 41-year-old Danish man has been arrested for involvement in an incident where a Swedish man has been sitting in custody, suspected of possessing two hand grenades. The Danish man is suspected of complicity in the possession.
Swedish man arrested in Copenhagen – carried hand grenades
Copenhagen police arrested a 25-year-old Swedish man with two hand grenades in the Tingbjerg area on Tuesday evening. The man has now been detained for possession of the hand grenades.
Whales dive synchronously despite many miles in between
Green whales dive synchronously despite distances of up to ten miles between them, according to a study conducted by Danish, Greenlandic, and Japanese researchers. .
Danish Minister on Swedish Wave of Violence: "Really Angry"
Denmark's Minister of Justice is "really, really angry" and wants to put pressure on Sweden, he says in connection with a high-level Danish meeting due to the recent wave of violence in the country. Quick action and tough rhetoric follow Danish tradition in such events, according to criminologist David Sausdal.
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