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Danish PM calls Netanyahu a problem, as death toll nears 62,000
COPENHAGEN: Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said on Saturday that Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu has become a “problem”, adding she would try to put pressure on Israel over the Gaza conflict as her country currently holds the EU...

‘You’re Absolutely Right’ Danish Kaneria Backs Irfan Pathan As Ex-India All-Rounder Calls Shahid Afridi ‘Badtameez Aadmi’ for Making Personal Attack (See Post)
Days ago, Irfan Pathan made an explosive comment on former Pakistan cricketer Shahid Afridi in a podcast, called him 'Badtameez Admi' (Mannerless person). He also pointed out that how Afridi used to attack him 'personally' by his words. Another...

All about Nina Agdal's TWO wedding dresses as she marries Logan Paul in Lake Como
Logan Paul, 30, and Nina Agdal, 33, got married in Lake Como, Italy on Friday. The Danish supermodel looked stunning while saying 'I do' to the YouTuber and professional boxer. Now the Daily Mail has learned who was behind her sartorial savvy. The...

Dubai court grants Danish father custody of son, allows relocation to Denmark
A Dubai court has ruled in favour of a Danish father in a custody dispute, granting him full custody of his teenage son and permission to relocate the boy to Denmark. The ruling came after months of hearings over custody, relocation, and financial...

Danish PM Calls Netanyahu a ‘Problem,’ Pushes EU Sanctions, Rejects Palestinian State Recognition
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become “a problem,” and she will push the European Union to consider Russia-style sanctions on Israel—while rejecting immediate recognition of...

Pedro Pascal supports schools trying to protect immigrant children from ICE raids
Pedro Pascal has made clear his views on ICE raids in schools by sharing a solidarity post on his social media. The Avengers actor reposted an article from The LA Times about Los Angeles schools set to open with new protections for immigrant...

Singapore and Denmark lead global AI readiness ranking
Singapore ranks number one in new in AI-ready nations according to new survey Singapore has been ranked the world’s most AI-ready nation, followed closely by Denmark, according to the 2025 AI Maturity Index released by U.S. online learning...

Danish PM opposes immediate recognition of Palestinian state, calls Netanyahu ‘a problem’
Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, has said that recognising a Palestinian state immediately would not ease the crisis in Gaza, though she stressed that Denmark continues to support a two-state solution. In a Facebook post on Saturday,...

Danish PM calls Netanyahu a 'problem', urges EU pressure on 'Israel'
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen urges EU members to consider sanctions and stronger pressure on "Israel" over the war on Gaza and settlement expansion. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as...

Foreign couples flock to Denmark to wed
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Facing complex bureaucracy at home in Poland, Magdalena Kujawinska and her Colombian fiancé Heinner Valenzuela traveled to Copenhagen to...

Danish Cultural Center features music, tastes of Hygge lager, Scandinavian aquavit
The newly remodeled Danish Cultural Center hosted a tasting event Thursday with locally-brewed beer and spirits, along with free live music and brisk sales of Danish kringle pastries fresh from Lehmann's Bakery in Racine, Wisconsin. It was a rare...

Netanyahu has become ‘a problem’: Denmark PM calls for Russia-like sanctions on Israel
Denmark’s prime minister Mette Frederiksen has called Netanyahu “a problem” and said she will press the EU to consider Russia-style sanctions on Israel, arguing that immediate recognition of a Palestinian state would not ease the Gaza crisis....

The Media Line: Danish PM Calls Netanyahu a ‘Problem,’ Pushes EU Sanctions, Rejects Palestinian State Recognition
Danish PM Calls Netanyahu a ‘Problem,’ Pushes EU Sanctions, Rejects Palestinian State Recognition By The Media Line Staff Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has become “a problem,”...

Denmark train crash: Passenger train collides with farm tanker
Denmark train crash. Credit: X @jahangir_sid A passenger train travelling from Sønderborg to Copenhagen derailed in southern Denmark on August 15, after colliding with a slurry tanker at a level crossing, killing at least one person and seriously...
Netanyahu ‘Has Become a Problem,’Says Danish PM as She Calls for Russia-Style Sanctions Against Israel
FILE PHOTO: Palestinians carry aid supplies they collected from trucks that entered Gaza through Israel, in Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip August 10, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Dawoud Abu Alkas/File Photo South Sudan and Israel are discussing a...

Netanyahu is a 'problem', Danish PM says in comments criticising Gaza war
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “problem”, in a rare direct criticism of the Israeli leader over the continuing war in Gaza. "Netanyahu is now a problem in himself," Ms Frederiksen...

My Food Adventure in Denmark and Italy: Stories of Mistaken Identities
“Let me guess, you are 20.” The Dane who opened the door said. The slight, dark-blonde boy who said he was 17 then carried my luggage to the room on the second floor. This new home for me, just outside Copenhagen, had about 24 rooms, two kitchens,...

Town celebrations reflect the history of immigration
Every summer our community celebrations prove that we’re a nation composed mostly of immigrants. We have the Danish Aebleskiver Days in Tyler, Belgian American Days in Ghent, and Polska Kielbasa Days in Ivanhoe. Events with an ethnic element...

Tiny church in Denmark celebrates community and coziness within 12 walls -- one for each apostle
COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- The latest addition to the Copenhagen skyline is a tall, 12-sided wooden building proudly bearing the sign "Denmark's First Tiny Church." The 76-square-meter (818-square-foot) construction was unveiled Sunday in the Nordhavn...

Out now: September 2025’s Geographical issue
From fisheries around the globe to urban sustainability in Copenhagen, join us as we explore the world in the latest issue of Geographical In our September issue, discover more about the vast role Copenhagen is playing in urban sustainability;...