Denmark Loses Fight Over EU Wage Rules TEC News November 11, 2025 EU judges keep most of the minimum-wage directive in place.
Denmark Unveils Tough Curbs on Kids’ Social Media TEC News November 7, 2025 Cross-party deal places Denmark among the most aggressive Western countries curbing children’s access to social media.
When Green Policies Go Wrong: Cows Die After Climate Feed TEC News November 3, 2025 A mandatory “green” additive meant to curb emissions is being blamed for livestock deaths.
Denmark Boosts Military Presence in Greenland TEC News October 31, 2025 Copenhagen is investing billions to strengthen Arctic defence, responding to U.S. concerns about Greenland’s security.
EU’s “Chat Control” Law Collapses Amid Privacy Concerns TEC News / AFP October 31, 2025 In a major policy shift, Brussels is retreating from mandatory message scanning to detect child sexual abuse.
Hamas Is Embedded and “Ready to Strike” Across Europe, Terrorism Experts Warn Michael Curzon October 17, 2025 Operatives have been discovered in Italy, Germany, Sweden and Denmark, and are working to obtain permanent residence permits.
Denmark Plans Social Media Ban for Children Under 15 TEC News / AFP October 7, 2025 The Danish government joins other nations in introducing stricter rules on children’s exposure to social media.
Copenhagen Summit: EU Chooses Militarization Over Diplomacy Zolta Győri October 2, 2025 EU leaders called for unity in continuing funding the Ukraine war, but cracks in the bloc’s once-unwavering support have begun to show.
Slovakian PM Cancels EU Summit Trip TEC News October 1, 2025 Ill health forced Robert Fico to miss key Brussels discussions and a planned meeting with Germany’s new chancellor in Denmark.
EU Leaders Meet in Copenhagen Amid Drone Incidents TEC News / AFP October 1, 2025 Joint defence projects, including a “drone wall” will be discussed in Denmark as tensions rise over recent airspace violations.
