Denmark: What the right hand doesn't know
How embarrassing! Denmark issued nearly 300,000 passports with wrong-handed fingerprint info, and no one noticed for four years.
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Copenhagen gets new bike bridge
A new cyclist-only bridge is expected to take a lot of load off the existing mixed-use bridge.
Copenhagen Zoo gets ready for 'panda-monium'
Two eagely-awaited pandas from China will soon join the cast of characters at Copenhagen's zoo.
Denmark is growing new islands
The past three years have seen time and tide add eleven new islands to Denmark's coastline, a few of them sizable.
Dylan Does Denmark
Denmark's huge summer music festival gets a big attraction as this year's headliner.
Copenhagen snags Tour de France start
Copenhagen is set to join the elite list of non-French starting points for the iconic Tour de France bicycle race.
Medieval sword found under Danish street
In Aalborg, Denmark, a startling discovery under the very street the town's historical museum is located on.
Denmark OKs dogs on roads
Denmark clarifies the rules over dog-drawn vehicles, allowing them on areas covered by traffic laws.s
Google cars now map air quality
Google's Street View cars can now collect data that helps city planners and lets travelers avoid high-pollution trips.
Copenhagen plans more Copenhagen to visit!
Copenhagen floats an ambitious 50-year plan for a new island neighborhood and new transit links.
Denmark to study huge bridge project
Denmark's government has agreed to study a possible overwater connection between its two main areas, on opposite sides of the Kattegat Sea
Surprise! Norwegian has €30 million profit
Norwegian surprises the industry with a tidy profit at a time when it was expected to report losses.
Warner Bros. grinches Denmark Potter-fest
Harry Potter's owners cast an evil spell over a children's festival at the Odense public library.
Copenhagen ferries going green
The city's yellow ferries will give way to green (literally) and emission-free boats.
Danish forest park gets treetop tower walk
A wooden spiral walk to a nearly 150-foot tower will give visitors a unique view over a forest preserve.