- 19h ago
Five EU states urge Brussels to speed up UK electricity market talks before 20 November summit
Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium and Luxembourg want Brussels to set a path toward concluding talks on Britain rejoining the EU's internal electricity market at the 20 November summit in Brussels.
- 2d ago
Spain's full-time salary rises 4.8% to 35,125 euros, EU average 41,464 euros
Spain's average annual full-time salary reached 35,125 euros in 2025, placing it 11th in the EU and third among the bloc's largest economies behind Germany and France.
- 3d ago
SC Braga draws 0-0 at Aarhus despite 30 shots in Conference League
SC Braga left Denmark with a goalless draw at AGF Aarhus, its fourth point in the Conference League league phase. The visitors had 30 shots but could not score, while Aarhus remain without a win and sit 25th.
- 3d ago
Swiss women open Denmark world championship against USA on Friday, 6 November
Switzerland start the women's ice hockey world championship in Herning and Esbjerg on Friday, 6 November, against the reigning world and Olympic champions. Captain Lara Stalder is ruled out with a knee injury.
- 3d ago
Sweden reintroduces border checks from 12 November for six months, citing hybrid threats
The Swedish government will bring back checks at its internal borders from 12 November 2026 until 11 May 2027, citing serious threats to public order and internal security linked to Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- 3d ago
Portugal beats Switzerland 33-28 in Porto, taking the lead in the EHF Euro Cup
Portugal opened the EHF Euro Cup with a 33-28 win over Switzerland in Porto on Wednesday, 4 November, and moved to the top of the competition. Switzerland were never closer than four goals after half-time, and their poor conversion of chances kept them behind.
- 3d ago
Danish students strike and march in Copenhagen against cuts to the student allowance
About 40,000 students struck at 57 Danish schools on Wednesday, 4 November, as thousands marched in Copenhagen against plans to cut the SU student allowance and redirect money toward defence.
- 4d ago
Danish comedian Rasmus Wallbridge fooled for months in TV2 prank series
TV2 has taken down all six episodes of 'Alle elsker Rasmus' and apologised, after about 150 friends, colleagues and celebrities staged a four-month fake film project for the comedian.
- 4d ago
Denmark moves to ban fast-growing 'turbo chickens' and urges an EU-wide ban
Denmark's government wants a national ban on Ross 308 'turbo chickens' and an EU-wide ban after a TV2 documentary showed welfare problems at a large producer's farm.
- 5d ago
Greenland's parliament approves US security deal with 16 votes, seven abstentions
Greenland's parliament backed the trilateral agreement with Denmark and the United States on Tuesday, 3 November, with 16 votes in favour, none against and seven abstentions. The Danish parliament is scheduled to vote on the deal on 19 November.
- 5d ago
Canada bars Russian juniors as Nordic and Baltic federations shun Russia
Canada says Russian and Belarusian athletes will not compete at the world junior championship in Alberta, while more federations refuse to play Russia after the sports court ruling.
- 5d ago
Spain opens Women's Nations League defence against Norway, Ireland and Switzerland
Spain was drawn into Group A1 on 3 November in Nyon, alongside Switzerland, which returns to League A after promotion. The league phase runs from February to June 2027, and the winners of each League A group reach the finals and an Olympic place.
- Oct 30
EU rail passenger-kilometres hit record 457 billion in 2025, Eurostat says
Passengers on EU railways covered 2.6% more distance in 2025 than in 2024, the highest total since Eurostat began collecting the data in 2004. Germany, France and Italy carried the most passengers.
- Oct 30
Denmark wants a national and EU ban on fast-growing 'turbo chickens' over welfare
Danish animal welfare minister Christian Rabjerg Madsen wants to ban the Ross 308 breed nationally and across the EU. A TV2 hidden-camera documentary showed chickens kept in fewer hours of darkness than the law requires.
- Oct 29
Barcelona rout HB Koge 8-0 in Denmark to stay unbeaten in Women's Champions League
Barcelona won 8-0 away at HB Koge on Thursday, 29 October, with Caroline Graham Hansen's penalty opening the scoring and Claudia Pina netting twice.
- Oct 29
EFET recalls Arla PROTEIN puddings in three flavours over possible glass fragments
Greece's Single Food Control Authority (EFET) has ordered the withdrawal of three Danish-origin Arla PROTEIN pudding flavours in 200g containers after a consumer complaint. Consumers who bought them are asked not to eat them.
- Oct 28
36 countries confirmed for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas, with Canada debuting and Spain and Slovenia undecided
The European Broadcasting Union said 36 broadcasters will take part in the 71st contest in Burgas, held 11 to 15 May 2027. Canada makes its debut, while Spain and Slovenia have until December to decide whether they will compete.
- Oct 28
Norway and Finland leaders call Putin as Ukraine strikes Russian chemical plant
Norway's prime minister and Finland's president held a 90-minute call with Vladimir Putin on 27 October, breaking a long-standing Western European habit. On 28 October Ukraine struck a chemical plant in Tula region while a truce in Oleshky entered its second day.
- Oct 27
Hamburg court partly lifts search order over Zeit recordings in Block trial
The Hamburg Regional Court has dropped part of its search order against a Zeit journalist and the publisher, but it keeps the seizure of recordings of the younger daughter's interview. The Hanseatic Higher Regional Court will now rule on the remaining objections.
- Oct 26
Cristiano Ronaldo on Portugal's preliminary list for November Nations League games
According to the newspaper O Jogo, Ronaldo is among 55 players on Jorge Jesus's preliminary list for the Denmark and Wales games. His 30-day suspension for leaving the national team camp in Copenhagen ends on Friday, 30 October.
