Michael Barrett

A potential new government, tax rebates, the Easter holidays and the release of organic cows from their winter barns. Here are some of the changes to look forward to in Denmark this April.

The Local Denmark's Editor Mike Barrett says goodbye, before running through the current standings after Denmark's general election this week.

Danish wind turbine maker Vestas said on Monday that it is adjusting production, with around 440 jobs in Denmark likely to be cut.

Today's Danish word can describe the mix of emotions you can get when saying goodbye.

With lines 5C and 19 now using electric powered-buses, the entire Copenhagen bus network now runs on renewable energy.

The X2000 high speed rail connection between Copenhagen and Stockholm is set to be reintroduced later this year.

Last week’s Danish general election left the identity of the new government dependent on negotiations between the elected parties, leaving a possible opening for the two representatives from Greenland.

MitID, the digital ID system used to access public service platforms and make online payments in Denmark, has been inaccessible for much of Tuesday.

While European countries implement political measures to counter high fuel prices caused by the war in the Middle East, are Denmark’s options limited by the fact it currently has an interim government?

Copenhagen Airport has now fully implemented the EES border check system after a partial roll-out in October last year, meaning that non-EU travellers arriving in the country from outside the Schengen Area will be fingerprinted at border control.