Today's headlines from Aarhus, Denmark, published by The Local Denmark. Read the latest local news and open any story on the publisher's own site.
Our column Inside Denmark takes a closer look at the stories we’ve been talking about over the last seven days. This week, editor Becky Waterton looks at why Danish politicians…
Next week sees concerts and conferences as well as football and plenty of festive cheer. See what else is happening in Denmark in next week's agenda.
Today's expression of the day is a useful way to sign off at the end of a busy workday, and a handy one to build on for other farewells.
There has been no improvement in Denmark's tight labour market over the past six months, with employers especially struggling to fill positions in skilled trades, construction,…
Almost every company in Denmark and large parts of the public sector have been hit by the outage that hit a long list of Microsoft services on November 12th and 13th. Here's what…
Denmark's government has struck a historic parliamentary agreement with the Danish People's Party. How much do you stand to gain or lose?
The first country to host a so-called "return hub" for migrants expelled from Europe should be revealed next week, Denmark's prime minister said Thursday.
Even the Danish language has its silver linings, and today's expression of the day is one of them.
Sexual health organisation Sex og Samfund has launched a new advice program focusing on women's health with the support of regional healthcare in Copenhagen.
Several British travellers have told how they were incorrectly accused of overstaying their 90-day allowance due to the chaotic introduction of the EU's new EES biometric border…
Denmark's government has struck a political agreement with the Danish People's Party on a new tax reform, which will abolish the top and middle rates of tax, and also cut…
Sauntering around the hippy enclave of Christiania or visiting the Dyrehaven deer park are both completely free, but an unscrupulous website has been charging tourists, warning…