Denmark
Denmark to Retrieve Mysterious Object Found at Nord Stream Site
Denmark is dredging up an object near Nord Stream that might be a "maritime smoke buoy."
Exploring Life on the Remote Faroe Islands, Where Men Outnumber Women
Photographer Andrea Gjestvang's new book ‘Atlantic Cowboy’ documents the gender imbalance in one of Denmark's most isolated regions.
The UK Just Received Its Worst Ever Score on a Global Corruption Index
But an anti-corruption expert told VICE World News that Transparency International's annual rankings ignore the central role played by the world's richest countries in corruption.
This Danish Political Party Is Led by an AI
The Synthetic Party in Denmark is dedicated to following a platform churned out by an AI, and its public face is a chatbot named Leader Lars.
Gunman in Denmark Kills 3 After Picking Out Victims at ‘Random’
A 22-year-old suspect is in custody after the shooting at one of Copenhagen’s busiest malls. Police say he acted alone and there is so far no indication of a terror motive.
Scientists Are Baffled by Novak Djokovic’s COVID ‘Cure’ Company
The tennis player and anti-vax hero owns an 80% stake in the Danish company QuantBiores.
Ydegirl’s Gorgeous Pop Has A Haunting Backstory
The Danish musician draws inspiration from a 2000-year-old bog body, and her own life.
IKEA Customers Trapped in Store Overnight During Snowstorm
But they weren't allowed to sleep in the bedroom section.
They Hoped the Left-Wing Government Would Save Them. They Were Wrong
Immigrants in Denmark are battling repressive immigration policies, including an unprecedented crackdown on Syrian refugees, that they say are a result of a left-wing government co-opting far-right rhetoric.
Anti-Vaxxers Are Exploiting Christian Eriksen’s Terrifying Collapse
The Danish player's collapse during a Euro 2020 game has been catnip for COVID-19 anti-vaxxers, even though he hasn't been vaccinated.
Denmark Has Passed a Law to Deport Asylum Seekers Outside of Europe
The move has provoked criticism from both the EU and human rights bodies, who say it could affect the welfare of those seeking asylum.