See Copenhagen's Little Mermaid statue subject of compensation hike for satirical cartoon Sculptor Eriksen's heirs are rigorous in enforcing the copyright to the sculpture, which runs until 2029. 09/02/2022
Touch World’s oldest working tattoo parlour hit by EU ink ban The world's oldest still-functioning tattoo parlour has been hit by new European Union rules, banning thousands of chemicals in colourful tattoo ink. 25/01/2022
Hear Greenlanders in Denmark ready for new radio station in native tongue The four hour time difference means that watching or listening to online news bulletins from Greenland’s public broadcaster, even in their own language, “are not always that relevant,” says Camilla Siezing who moved from Nuuk to Denmark seven years ago. 27/12/2021
Destinations Watch Copenhagen's famous gardens being decked out Get into the festive spirit and get hyggeligt at Tivoli gardens this Christmas. 16/12/2021
no comment Festive kayaks in Santa Lucia procession on Copenhagen canals 13 December marks the celebration of Santa Lucia Day in Denmark – a Christian tradition that commemorates a 3rd century martyr and a popular festival of light that helps people get through the long winter days 14/12/2021
no comment Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens opens for Christmas amid virus surge One of the world's oldest amusements parks has opened for the festive season. 22/11/2021
Denmark 'Booze, bullying and harassment': Danish girls' choir abuses slammed The Danish Broadcasting Corporation apologised to those affected. 12/11/2021
Denmark China condems Tibetan-flagged posters outside embassy in Denmark Several posters featuring a local election candidate next to the Tibetan flag were placed outside the Chinese embassy in Denmark before being removed. 27/10/2021
Culture news How Copenhagen became the world's number one city for food Euronews speaks to the leading lights of the Copenhagen scene, and discovers that they are ALL called Rasmus! 25/10/2021
Denmark Violent criminals face bans from popular night-life areas in Denmark On Monday, a 31-year-old man was banned from going to nightlife areas in Copenhagen for eight months under a new law. 11/10/2021
Denmark Copenhagen's Little Mermaid finds herself in the middle of a dispute Another artwork that "looks too much like the original" in another corner of the country has caused a bit of tension. 19/08/2021
View Pride affects us all, not just LGBT people | View "An attack on LGBTIQ people is never just that. It always coincides with broader implications for human rights and democracy more broadly," writes Paul Jansen from OutRight Action International. 17/08/2021
Denmark Denmark records cases of COVID-19 Delta variant after Euro 2020 game Denmark's Health Minister has said thousands of supporters were sat next to people who later tested positive for the Delta variant of coronavirus. 24/06/2021
Uncovering Europe Why is Denmark under fire over new law to send asylum seekers abroad? Denmark approved amendments to the legislation on Thursday - so will changes take effect straight away? What has been the response? 07/06/2021
Good Morning Europe COVID in Europe: Denmark announces plans for digital vaccine passport Spain registered one of its worst months of the pandemic in January with 900,000 new coronavirus infections while Denmark launched plans to reopen society with a new COVID-19 vaccine passport. 04/02/2021
Denmark Copenhagen mayor resigns over sexual harassment claims The Mayor of Copenhagen, Frank Jensen, has resigned and admitted to allegations of sexual harassment, as a delayed #MeToo movement sweeps Denmark. 19/10/2020
Denmark The tiles on this Danish square help tackle air pollution The tiles of Langelands Square, in the Frederiksberg district of the Danish capital, have a special coating that helps absorb nitrogen dioxide (NO2). 10/03/2020
no comment Copenhagen Light Festival brightens up Danish capital Copenhagen's third annual Light Festival sparked into life over the weekend, with colourful displays from artists and designers brightening up the Danish city. 04/02/2020
business planet Trillions at stake: how to get a slice of the public pie Business Planet travels to Denmark to look at the opportunities and challenges faced by small and medium sized firms when it comes to winning lucrative public sector contracts. 13/12/2019
business planet 'It's a win-win': why small companies should aim big There's a perception that small companies are excluded from lucrative government contracts. But should they be? Business Planet meets a man who plays a key role in awarding public contracts to private companies. 13/12/2019
Europe News Copenhagen green city goals Copenhagen is known for its bikes and green outlook - but what are the latest ways the Nordic nation is trying to lead the way on cutting back on carbon? Greg Lory went to find out. 10/12/2019
Denmark What's Copenhagen's magic formula to reduce CO2 levels? The City of Copenhagen has set the very ambitious goal of becoming the world’s first carbon neutral capital by 2025. 10/10/2019
Denmark Watch: Girls and boys march in step as oldest youth guard turns 175 In 1844 a band of boys were engaged by Tivoli amusement park founder Georg Carstensen as his guard of honour. Now there are 94 youth guards aged 8-16, including 20 girls. 21/08/2019
Denmark Watch: Lost? Saint Nicks gather for the World Santa Claus Congress Watch: Lost? More than 150 Father Christmases gather for the World Santa Claus Congress 23/07/2019
no comment Santa Claus comes to Copenhagen in July 150 Santas from around the world made early Christmas preparations at their annual meet in Denmark 22/07/2019
Denmark Danish police arrest dozens for riding e-scooters while intoxicated Police in Copenhagen say they made 28 arrests over the weekend of people riding electric scooters while intoxicated. 09/07/2019
