Heavy rain threatens Solheim Cup singles finale at Bernardus Golf
The Solheim Cup looks set for a wet finish. Heavy rain is expected over Bernardus Golf this afternoon.
Sports
Solheim Cup singles lineup set as Europe and USA head into decider at 8-8
Maja Stark plays the third and final singles match when the Solheim Cup is decided.
Sports
Maja Stark says calmer mindset is key ahead of third Solheim Cup
More mature, more harmonious. Maja Stark has learned not to be too hard on herself. Golf gets really hard if you have to be angry with yourself every time you don't make the top 5, says the 26-year-old ahead of the third Solheim Cup of her career.
Sports
Queen Margrethe discharged from hospital, back at Fredensborg Palace
Queen Margrethe of Denmark has been discharged from Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen.
World
Can the Swedes help Europe win back the Solheim Cup?
The United States dethroned Europe two years ago. Led by Anna Nordqvist, the Europeans are seeking revenge in the 20th edition of the Solheim Cup.
Sports
Six hospitalized after serious Botox poisoning, Danish authorities warn
Six patients on Zealand have recently suffered serious poisoning after treatment with Botox, the Danish Patient Safety Authority STPS has warned.
World
Nordqvist keeps pairings under wraps as Stark and Grant eye Solheim Cup reunion
Two years ago, Maja Stark and Linn Grant played together in the Solheim Cup. Now there is a lot of talk about a reunion. "I try not to have too many expectations about whether we will play together," says Grant.
Sports
Roxette musical Joyride heads to Denmark with Sissal making stage debut
The musical "Joyride" - featuring gems from Roxette's song catalog - is being staged in Denmark.
Music
World leaders and royals gather in Oslo for King Harald’s funeral
Prime ministers and presidents, princes and national team captains, queens and bishops - the guest list for the funeral of Norway’s King Harald V includes many famous and high-ranking names.
World
Britain tightens sanctions on Israeli settlements as Israel retaliates
Britain has announced sanctions against Israeli settlements in the West Bank. Eleven more countries, including Sweden, want to see similar sanctions. Israel's occupation of the West Bank is illegal, says British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband. Israel closes the British consulate in East Jerusalem.
World politics
Caroline Hedwall wants Europe to make the Solheim Cup fun as vice-captain
She is a golf pro, a criminologist - and this week also vice-captain. Caroline Hedwall will try to help Europe regain the Solheim Cup trophy. We are always underdogs on paper, says the 37-year-old.
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Swedish students post their worst-ever PISA results in reading, math and science
The decline in knowledge among Swedish students is severe in the latest PISA survey. Overall, they have never performed so poorly in mathematics, reading comprehension and science in any survey in the past 25 years. It is a bleak picture, says Anna Castberg, head of analysis at the Swedish National Agency for Education.
Sweden
Trump map shows US flag over Greenland, Iceland and Canada, sparking anger
President Donald Trump once again expresses a desire for American dominance over Greenland, Iceland and several countries in the US's vicinity. Iceland and Denmark are furious.
World politics
EU to invest billions in Greenland for internet, housing and tourism
Better internet, more housing and tourism are promised when the EU Commission invests billions in Greenland.
World
Rasmus Paludan charged in Denmark over Quran desecration at embassy protests
The far-right politician and provocateur Rasmus Paludan is being charged with desecrating the Quran, the Ritzau news agency reports.
World
Öresund Bridge reopens in both directions after crash on Swedish side
The Öresund Bridge is open again in both directions.
Sweden
Queen Margrethe hospitalized with blood clot, will miss King Harald’s funeral
Queen Margrethe has been admitted to Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen with a blood clot and will therefore miss King Harald's funeral in Oslo on Wednesday.
WorldTop news
Sweden lags behind Nordic neighbours in cultural funding, researcher says
Sweden is one of the countries that invests the least in culture in the Nordic countries. But it's not just money that matters - political ambition also has an impact. One gets the impression that Sweden is stagnating and that Norway is thriving, says cultural researcher Ola K Berge.
Entertainment
Denmark’s Royal Library asks public to help identify 300,000 historic postcards
The Danish Royal Library wants Danes' help mapping the country's history - using hundreds of thousands of postcards.
World
Man seriously injured after giant disco ball falls at Copenhagen company party
A man in his 40s was seriously injured on Friday night when he was hit in the head by a giant disco ball at a company party in Copenhagen, Danish media reported.
World
Denmark expects to start sending rejected asylum seekers to deportation camps outside the EU next year
Denmark expects to be able to start sending rejected asylum seekers to deportation camps outside the EU before the end of next year.
World