The Latest Breaking News from Denmark

Updates from day eight of the winter Games as Jaclyn Narracott took Australia’s first ever medal in skeleton

Eriksen has yet to take the field since he suffered a cardiac arrest while playing for Denmark at Euro 2020

Health authorities in Denmark are considering “winding down” the country’s coronavirus vaccination program in the spring and see no reason now to administer a booster dose to children or a fourth shot to any more residents at risk of severe COVID-19

"Borgen" is back. The Danish political drama about a charismatic woman who becomes prime minister took the world by storm and morphed into one of Scandinavia's biggest television exports returns a decade on. On Sunday, the fourth series will air on Danish TV ahead of its much-anticipated international debut on…

Ayumu Hirano won snowboard halfpipe gold, Suzanne Schulting defended her 1,000m short track title and Christopher Grotheer won the skeleton

The Denmark midfielder collapsed at last summer’s European Championship

Denmark says it will begin negotiations on a new defense cooperation agreement with the United States that may include allowing American troops and military equipment  to be stationed on Danish soil — in reversal of a decades-old policy

Denmark and the United States have begun talks about a new defence agreement that could include U.S. troops on Danish soil, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said, adding that the negotiations had not been triggered by the Ukraine crisis.

Ukraine news from February 10: Olaf Scholz warns Russia of ‘serious’ economic and political consequences if it invades.

Russia and Belarus launched joint military drills on Thursday, scheduled to continue until February 20. The exercises have raised concerns in Western countries, with fears that Moscow is plotting a major escalation in the conflict in Ukraine. Follow the day's events as they unfolded.

Day six of XXIV Olympic Winter Games