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Denmark news in English — Denmark weekly brief — English (2026-11-09)

Danish National Handball Team Defeats Switzerland After Slow Start The Danish men's national handball team secured a victory against Switzerland on Novembe

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Comic Con costumes trigger large police response at Field’s

Copenhagen police sent a large number of officers to Field's shopping centre in Amager on Sunday after receiving a report of suspicious activity, DR reported. The report concerned two people wearing military clothing and carrying pistols in the centre's parking area. They turned out to be costume…

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Jóhild gets chemotherapy at home and gains freedom

Receiving chemotherapy at home has given 30-year-old Jóhild Sørensen more freedom as she undergoes treatment for acute leukaemia, DR reports. She is among a growing number of patients receiving some or all of their treatment at home. Sørensen is treated at Odense University Hospital. She goes to …

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The REAL-LIFE Truman Show That Went HORRIBLY WRONG!

YouTube video by Fried Plantain

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Parents’ stories point to better inclusion in Danish schools

A website created by three parents in Holstebro Municipality is collecting advice on improving inclusion in Danish public schools, DR reports. Nearly 150 teachers and parents from western Jutland have shared their experiences anonymously over the past year. Anita Hove Olesen helped launch InkluTo…

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Queen Margrethe II was the first Danish monarch not named Frederik or Christian in 459 years.

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Ovartaci’s 56 years in psychiatric care inspire new exhibition

Artist Noah Umur Kanber has opened a major exhibition in Aarhus inspired by Ovartaci, a Danish artist who spent most of his life in a psychiatric ward. The exhibition, reported by DR, explores gender and identity through Ovartaci’s life and Kanber’s own experiences. Ovartaci, whose birth name was…

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Danish priest wants a shorter, more modern hymnbook

A Danish parish priest is calling for a shorter, more contemporary national hymnbook that reflects modern life, DR reports. Mads Djernes, who serves at Sankt Nicolai Church in Vejle, says he would be willing to remove around a third of the hymns in the current edition. The country’s bishops have …