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Ash trees are an important part of the Danish ecosystem. But they risk extinction unless students like Martin Slot at the University of Copenhagen's Forestry school can find a way to save them

Proposal to allow homosexuals to get married in church should be debated in public hearings, says Danish People's Party

German finance minister Wolfgang Schaüble, Danish economy minister Margrethe Vestager, plus economy experts at Ceremonial Hall next Thursday

Our reporter got exclusive access to the rehearsals from TeArt’s new play, EVOL - Love Backwards. It is a fresh and intimate look at love and theatre, she says

Our columnist Kelly Draper is not from the United States. Yet she is sick and tired of people comparing Denmark to it

In the midst of a media rage against taxpayer-paid smoking booths for Danish politicians, new expensive ashtrays have been installed at the University of Copenhagen more or less unnoticed

Milena Penkowa’s claim that unauthorised persons have had access to her archives is not correct, says faculty director

Brain scientist Milena Penkowa isn't surprised that it's difficult to suss out her personal archive of research data. According to her, no one has kept track of who has had access to it, and where everything has ended up

In a surprise dawn raid Monday, Danish police arrested nine cleaning staff at the University of Copenhagen at four different addresses. Nine cleaners will be charged with illegal residence and working under false identities, police say

The international panel investigating the fraud in Milena Penkowa research is looking for evidence in the archives. But it is uncertain whether all the correct material has been found