Denmark's leader Mette Frederiksen told Newsweek in an exclusive interview that Greenland must decide its own fate.

Denmark enacted a contentious new law, raising its official retirement age from 67 to 70 – said to be the highest in the world  – over the ...

Formann was recently named to the Danish 3X3 team and now she’s been included in the senior national team. This is expected ...

Mahican Gielen, who swapped her Tesla for a BYD Sealion 7 partly because of Elon Musk, loves the Chinese EV but misses a few ...

Danish, Turkish firms can work together on reconstruction efforts in Ukraine, Syria, while major renewable energy firms want ...

The Queen, who has close ancestral ties with the last Tsar, Nicholas II, who was shot with his wife Alexandria and children ...

Octoplay continues its rapid European expansion by partnering with Danske Spil, Denmark's state-owned gambling operator.

Between 2008 and 2015, sperm from one man was used to conceive 67 children from 46 families across eight European countries ...

The country's prime minister stressed on Wednesday that although the island nation doesn't have a military, "that doesn't ...

Nitrate pollution is destroying Europe’s aquatic ecosystems. Three decades after the EU started regulating it, there has been ...

European market monitor for cars and vans offers data on new registrations and estimates of manufacturers’ compliance with ...

MANCHESTER UNITED are preparing for a HUGE summer transfer window – after missing out on Champions League football and a poor ...