The Copenhagen Post • 18th December 2025

EU: Danish law on parallel societies may discriminate against immigrants. But the law stays in force

The court’s ruling was delivered earlier today and had been long-awaited, as it could have been a wrecking ball for the entire framework of the parallel societies law, areas where the presence of non-Western immigrants is higher than 50%

The Copenhagen Post • 18th December 2025

Employment is rising for internationals in Denmark, but the gap still remains

New figures from Statistics Denmark show steady gains for immigrants since 2015, while exposing deep differences by origin, gender, and generation

The Copenhagen Post • 15th December 2025

PostNord’s 1,000 red mailboxes sell out today

The Copenhagen Post • 4th December 2025

Gyms, music, adult education, and more: your life in Denmark will become way more expensive in January

As Denmark aligns with EU tax rulings that will end key VAT exemptions, the cost of cultural, educational, and recreational life will rise across the country

The Copenhagen Post • 3rd December 2025

Copenhagen launches new global tourism reward scheme

Cities around the world are being encouraged to implement Copenhagen’s CopenPay-inspired model, which offers rewards to visitors who contribute to local sustainability, community well-being, and responsible tourism

The Copenhagen Post • 1st December 2025

“Rage Bait” is officially The Oxford Word of the Year 2025

Through extensive research and data collection on cultural trends, the Oxford Word of the Year reflects society’s current state and the mood that defines each year

The Copenhagen Post • 20th November 2025

More than 100 layoffs expected at the University of Copenhagen’s Faculty of Science today

Professors and staff within the Faculty of Science will be notified about whether or not their jobs will be impacted as part of the University’s plan to reduce its budget deficit by DKK 100 million annually

The Copenhagen Post • 17th November 2025

Billund International: The party founded by internationals

Billund International, a grassroots political movement created by the town’s international residents, aims to break language barriers, increase civic participation, and advocate for inclusion and representation in local governance in the upcoming municipal elections

The Copenhagen Post • 15th November 2025

Guide to the 2025 local elections

Municipal and regional elections will be held in Denmark on 18 November. Who can vote, where to vote, what to bring, and what happens at the polling station: this guide explains everything you need to know about the elections.

The Copenhagen Post • 7th November 2025

Copenhagen targets young people with ethnic minority backgrounds to boost voter turnout - The Copenhagen Post

New democracy guides and youth election events aim to strengthen civic participation in districts with low voter turnout ahead of the November 18 municipal elections

The Copenhagen Post • 5th November 2025

From Lab to Pantry: How Noma Projects is Turning Culinary Innovation Into Home Cooking

A new chapter for the world-renowned restaurant brand brings Noma’s creative spirit to everyday cooking in its original Copenhagen home

The Copenhagen Post • 5th November 2025

New night train links Scandinavia and Switzerland: Direct Copenhagen–Basel route launches April 2026

Scandinavia is set to gain a new international rail connection in April 2026, as RDC Germany and the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) are teaming up to introduce a EuroNight service linking Copenhagen and Malmö with Basel.

The Copenhagen Post • 5th November 2025

Novo Nordisk lowers growth expectations

After announcing that the layoffs round is over in Denmark, Novo Nordisk is adjusting its forecast for total sales in the remainder of the year

The Copenhagen Post • 3rd November 2025

The Danish influencer who’s turning likes into burgers

Known for his candid food reviews and massive online following, Casper Drømme has become one of Denmark’s most recognizable digital personalities. Now, he’s stepping out from behind the camera and into the kitchen with the opening of his first restaurant, “Casper’s,” in Frederiksberg.

The Copenhagen Post • 3rd November 2025

Novo Nordisk announces layoffs are over

CEO Mike Doustdar confirms that all 5,000 Denmark-based employees have now been notified, marking the completion of the company’s nationwide layoff process that began in September.

The Copenhagen Post • 1st November 2025

Writing on the walls: Inside Copenhagen’s MACA Museum

At MACA Museum, owner Nigel Mead merges rebellion and refinement – from Banksy’s graffiti roots to the gothic surrealism of American Weird

The Copenhagen Post • 22nd October 2025

Meet the Mayors: Jakob Næsager (Det Konservative Folkeparti in Copenhagen) Local elections special

In this ‘Meet the Mayors’ feature, where we cover mayoral candidates from across Denmark in the run-up to local elections, we speak with Det Konservative Folkeparti’s mayoral candidate for the Municipality of Copenhagen.

The Copenhagen Post • 17th October 2025

Somali student denied Danish residence permit despite being awarded an EU-funded scholarship to the University of Copenhagen

Thirty-six classmates he had never met signed a letter urging Danish authorities to overturn the decision, calling it a violation of the Erasmus spirit.

The Copenhagen Post • 16th October 2025

Meet the Mayors: Christopher Røhl (Radikale Venstre in Copenhagen). Local elections special

For the second feature in our “Meet the Mayors” series, featuring mayoral candidates from across Denmark, we hear from Radikale Venstre’s mayoral candidate for the Municipality of Copenhagen.

The Copenhagen Post • 11th October 2025

A very Danish podcast

How four internationals blend cultural insights and first-hand experiences with humor and wit, to help others like them feel more at home in Denmark.

The Copenhagen Post • 9th October 2025

Funding rules push Danish language schools to prioritize test results over learning

With language exam failures at a record low, an official says the financial incentive to push students through could be leaving many struggling to speak the language.

The Copenhagen Post • 8th October 2025

The loneliness driving internationals in Denmark to therapy

For many internationals, practical stability isn’t the issue. Kerimé Abay’s clients come seeking something harder – connection and home.

The Copenhagen Post • 7th October 2025

Danish Parliament opens today, launching a new parliamentary year

The first Tuesday in October marks a significant day in Danish politics – the official opening of Denmark’s Parliament (Folketinget), and the beginning of a new parliamentary year.

The Copenhagen Post • 6th October 2025

Novo Nordisk faces scrutiny over confidentiality clauses in layoffs

As Novo Nordisk begins one of the largest layoff rounds in Danish history – getting rid of up to 9,000 jobs globally and 5,000 in Denmark – its severance agreements are drawing sharp criticism for including a sweeping confidentiality clause, according to DR.