Denmark Assumes Six-Month Council of EU Presidency

Denmark assumed the six-month presidency of the Council of the EU for the eighth time on Tuesday. During its term, it aims to advance key priorities including security, defense, migration, enlargement, and the EU’s 2026 budget. The European Union must take …

How Denmark wants to make the EU both safer and richer

Denmark Grants Life Extension for Two Pioneering Wind Farms

    Two of the pioneering offshore wind farms, which at the time were also the largest in the world, have been granted life extensions by the Danish Energy Agency. This marks the third offshore wind farm that Demarn was licensed for continued operations …

Denmark begins conscripting women into military service amid NATO war fears

Denmark has now enacted mandatory military conscription for women, requiring all 18-year-old females to register for potential service, aligning with male conscription. The program extends the required service duration from four to eleven months, making …

Diddy’s trial is more proof the legal system can’t handle domestic violence

Laws are for the poors Wouldn’t it be nice if, just now and again, bad things happened to bad people? Wouldn’t it be refreshing if violence against women was taken seriously instead of being treated like one big joke? Yes, but alas, that is not the world …

Consistent Swiatek outclasses out-of-sorts Collins at Wimbledon

LONDON :Poland's Iga Swiatek strode imperiously into the fourth round at Wimbledon on Saturday, with a dominant 6-2 6-3 win over Danielle Collins and said she felt the balls were listening to her this year. The former world number one broke the 31-year …

Rybakina sent tumbling out of Wimbledon third round by inspired Tauson

LONDON :Former champion Elena Rybakina was sent spinning out of the Wimbledon third round on Saturday, the 11th-seeded Kazakh undone by the irresistible momentum of Denmark's Clara Tauson. On a blustery Court Two, Tauson - previously winless in three …

Swiatek outclasses out-of-sorts Collins to reach Wimbledon fourth round

LONDON :Poland's Iga Swiatek strode imperiously into the fourth round at Wimbledon on Saturday, with a dominant 6-2 6-3 win over an apparently out-of-sorts Danielle Collins. The former world number one, eager to show she can be a force on grass, broke …

No ACL tear, but Germany's Gwinn out of Women's Euros

The bad news on Saturday that Germany captain Giulia Gwinn will miss the rest of the Women's Euros in Switzerland was tempered by the confirmation that she did not suffer her third anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury against Poland on Friday.  …

Big tip? Little tip? No tip? What can customers do to keep pace with tipping rules as the goalposts continuously move?

Frank Sinatra was known for giving serving staff crispy $100-bill tips. That was a long time ago when a hundred dollars really meant something. What are the rules for tipping today, and why are customers confused? Many people wouldn't think twice about …