Denmark

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

Work started on sustainable eco-school in Sundby: it will be Denmark’s first to be awarded the Nordic Ecolabel, a sustainable certification for energy consumption, indoor climate, chemical exposure and sustainable material use

Travel restrictions have been eased allowing EU tourists to travel in the country

The country is celebrating "Another Round", directed by Thomas Vinterberg, that was awarded the Oscar for non-English language film at the 93rd Academy Awards

UNESCO World Heritage site Wadden Sea National Park will offer visitors new spiraling viewing tower this spring

After a journey that started in the Philippines and with a year’s delay, Fjord Line’s new catamaran has finally arrived at Hirtshals Harbor

Elections in Greenland won by the opposition party that is against the exploitation of the rare metal deposits of Mount Kuannersuit

Denmark Deploys Frigate to combat piracy in the Gulf of Guinea

Government has accepted to take a majority stake in a £25 billion artificial “energy island”, which will be built 80km offshore in the North Sea