On the shores of the Baltic Sea, in the south of Denmark, a massive engineering marvel is taking shape — piece by giant ...

Denmark is continuously cited as one of the happiest countries in the world, and it’s not hard to see why. Its beautiful scenery, open spaces, and very low crime rates make it a top destination for ...

I arrived in Copenhagen the day after the call—the subject, of course, was the future of Greenland, which Denmark owns and which ... U.S. to look larger on a map. This instinct—to ignore ...

European fears about the U.S. pulling its troops from the continent have been brewing for some time, with the head of the Munich Security Conference, Christoph Heusgen, saying: "The U.S. will likely ...

Facing east toward the Øresund – the strip of water that separates Denmark from Sweden – the ... attacks have become more common throughout Europe, and multiple terrorist plots have occurred ...

Denmark to boost military budget by $7 billion ... Frederiksen on Monday said Russia had become a threat to all of Europe and called on each country to ramp up defence spending to protect ...

Fear of a possible major war in Europe and the prospect of a weakened ... Troels Lund Poulsen stressed the urgency of strengthening Denmark’s military capabilities given the current security ...

Denmark's prime minister has said Ukraine is able to produce weaponry "faster and cheaper" than anywhere else in Europe despite being at war, something she said should alarm the West. Speaking on ...

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Denmark will spend an additional 50bn kroner (€6.7bn) on defence over the next two years, amid the ongoing threat Russia poses to Europe, the Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has announced.

Denmark’s first female prime minister was defeated in elections in 2015 in a vote marked by a surge in support for the far-Right and the anti-migrant Danish People’s Party.