Denmark

An auction held in Copenhagen sold a rare unreleased song by John Lennon and Yoko Ono for US$58.300; the song is on a 33-minute cassette made by four Danish teenagers months before the Beatles announced their break-up

The Danish Ministry of Defence confirmed the agreement with Great Britain to receive 23 Afghan interpreters who helped Danish forces in Afghanistan

The Supreme Court has increased to ten years in prison and deportation with a permanent ban on entry the sentence of a 32-year-old living in Denmark who had been convicted of delivering drone equipment to ISIS

Nearly half of pupils on school patrols have experienced hostility from road users; a campaign next week will raise awareness on hostility while helping their peers cross the road safely on their way to school

According to latest study, the country ranks eighth in the world with 694 burglaries per 100,000 people; in Europe, only Greece and Sweden have higher rates per capita of home burglary

Danish architects Bjarke Ingels Group has been selected by NASA to 3D print "Mars Dune Alpha" at the Johnson Space Centre in Houston, a 1.700 square foot structure designed as a home for astronauts on long-duration space missions

Three years after Denmark's Social Democrats promised that no school should have more than 30% non-Western students, the proportion of schools that do is stuck at the same 5% level it was when the promise was made, sparking widespread protest

The videogame ‘Ember Sword’ is set to be released in late 2022, but developers have already sold 365 million kr (€50 million) of land in the digital world

Greenland to halt all oil exploration despite retreating ice uncovering a potential fortune of oil and minerals; the nuit Ataqatigiit-led government announced it as a "natural step" for the semiautonomous territory that "takes the climate seriously"

Students are warned not to fake their results ahead of today's higher education submissions deadline, which can result in suspended jail sentence and social work; last year registered 94,604 applications, up from 88,754 in 2019

Cruise tourism has reopened, turnarounds are already possible in Copenhagen, all the country's 12 ports are be ready for transit calls but the authorities require all cruise guests onboard have been vaccinated with an EMA-approved vaccine

During the match against Belgium, the national football team paid a tribute to the player Eriksen: in the 10th minute, all 25,000 spectators stood up in honour of the No. 10 worn by the player

Legislation has passed allowing the country to relocate asylum seekers to third countries outside the EU while their cases are reviewed and to seek partner countries to run camps and fund agencies along migration routes