0424 GMT August 22, 2019
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With one of the highest divorce rates in western Europe, Denmark would like breaking up to be a little harder to do — while making sure that when it does happen, the fallout is made less painful for everyone concerned.
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Six people were killed Wednesday and an unspecified number were injured in a train accident on a bridge connecting two islands in Denmark, rail operator DSB said.
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Alphabet Inc.’s Google will invest 4.5 billion Danish crowns ($690 million) in building a new data center in Fredericia, Denmark, its Danish business said on Tuesday.
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Tanzania’s second-biggest donor Denmark said it would withhold $10 million worth of aid money, citing concerns over human rights abuses and “unacceptable homophobic comments” made by a government official.
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International Desk
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Danish police say two people have been detained in the capital, Copenhagen, on suspicion of purchasing drones bound for the Daesh terror group mainly active in the Middle East.
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Iran summoned the envoys of the Netherlands, Denmark and Britain on Saturday night over a terrorist attack on a military parade in which 25 people were killed, accusing them of harboring Iranian opposition groups in their countries, IRNA reported.
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A woman in Denmark has become the first person to be fined since a controversial law banning face coverings came into force this week.
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A law that prohibits Muslim women from wearing full-face veil in public places has come into force in Denmark.
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The France and Denmark men’s national football teams have played out an uninspiring goalless draw in their final 2018 Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup Group C match.
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Trade between Tehran and Copenhagen rose to $398 million in 2017, said Iran's Ambassador to Denmark Morteza Moradian on Sunday.
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Denmark's Prince Henrik — who had been suffering from dementia — has died aged 83, it’s been announced.
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Spanish authorities have announced that they would reinstate an international arrest warrant request for former Catalonia president Carles Puigdemont if he decides to travel from Belgium, where he is in self-imposed exile, to Denmark for the purpose of attending an academic meeting.
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Danish company Maersk Oil, a subsidiary of French Total, eyes cooperation in development of an offshore Iranian oil project in the Persian Gulf, according to the chief executive officer of Pars Oil and Gas Company.
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A group of Iranian teenage musicians will perform at a music festival in Denmark later this month.
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