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Climate change is endangering Athens' water supply, leading to a proposal to divert two mountain rivers towards the capital. This plan has sparked local resistance, initiating a conflict over water distribution.
Berlingske's annual Talent 100 list provides insights into the work habits, academic achievements, private lives, and future career demands for Denmark's most talented young business professionals. The analysis explores what defines these individuals and what employers will seek in the coming decades.
Um die versprochenen Reformen zu liefern, sollte die Regierung einig auftreten. Jetzt eskaliert zwischen Finanz- und Wirtschaftsministerium ein Streit, der eigentlich keine Kompromisse zulässt.
In Lebanon, the Israeli chief of staff speaks of a "serious blow" dealt to Hezbollah Seneweb
A discussion in Germany questions the historical narrative of the Buchenwald concentration camp, suggesting a re-evaluation of the proximity between 'red' and 'brown' violence at the site.
Power struggles are reportedly underway at Italy's defense company Leonardo, with Prime Minister Meloni allegedly seeking to replace Roberto Cingolani, causing shock in the stock market.
Austria's Constitutional Court has ruled that the confiscation of vehicles from speeders is permissible, but found an exception for vehicles not solely owned by the driver to be in violation of the equality principle.
A Danish opinion piece argues that EU-wide regulations are preferable to having 27 different sets of national rules.
GSK has received regulatory approval in China for its drug Exdensur, intended for the treatment of nasal polyps. This approval marks an expansion of the company's respiratory portfolio in the region.
Berlingske journalists daily challenge readers with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a recent quiz focusing on famous Norwegians.
A journalist from Berlingske accompanied the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) orchestra on a debated tour in the USA, noting the significant stakes involved beyond jazz.
Berlingske's journalists challenge daily with 10 new questions on exciting topics.
Danish cultural personality Camilla Miehe-Renard offers her 'ten commandments of love,' cautioning against overly symbiotic relationships, as part of a series in Berlingske.
Lucy Ross, a routesetter, discusses the challenges of creating climbing routes that are accessible for all climbers yet difficult enough to differentiate the top performers, emphasizing the need for imagination.
Johnny Reimar, a prominent Danish singer, has passed away at the age of 82.
A Catholic observer in Berlingske suggests the Danish National Church, having adopted other religious days, should now consider saint veneration, noting a lack of communal religious experience compared to Southern Europe.
Danish newspaper Berlingske challenges readers daily with 10 new questions on various topics, today focusing on pigs.
Following President Trump's speech on the Iran conflict, Iran has threatened 'more crushing' actions, leading to renewed surges in Brent crude oil prices and widening escalation risks due to Iran's leverage over global oil routes.
A new survey indicates that almost one in two employees cannot imagine taking on a leadership position, prompting questions about the reasons behind this reluctance and how to make leadership more attractive.
Uppreisnarmenn Húta í Jemen lýstu í morgun yfir ábyrgð á flugskeytaárás á Ísrael sem mun hafa verið gerð í samvinnu við bandamenn þeirra, Íran og Hezbollah-samtökin í Líbanon.
Classical music stars are set to perform a diverse range of concert formats, from salon to castle park, at Schloss Wartholz in Reichenau an der Rax.
Terwijl president Trump spreekt over volgens hem 'uitstekende' onderhandelingen met Iran, gaat het bombarderen onverminderd door en zijn er Amerikaanse grondtroepen naar de regio gebracht.
A new test challenges participants to identify the most difficult words from the 1980s' Swedish university entrance exams, based on statistics from Umeå University.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has brought numerous newspapers and broadcasters in line, but his control over the media could still pose challenges ahead of the upcoming elections.
Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a quiz on cardinal directions.
Chaos in the blue bloc may bring a red-purple government closer. This is the assessment of Berlingske's political commentator Bent Winther, after both Liberal Alliance and the Citizens' Party have excluded...
An opinion piece from Berlingske titled "Grumpy Old Men" discusses an unspecified topic.
Priscilla Presley gave a solo interview in Denmark, discussing her new book about self-discovery and her experiences dating Elvis, with 'Elvis clones' reportedly in attendance.
Russia has designated Oscar-winning director Pavel Talankin as a 'foreign agent,' adding his name to the Ministry of Justice list and imposing bureaucratic requirements.
The Kremlin has denied reports that President Vladimir Putin pressured leading Russian businessmen to donate money to stabilize the country's finances for the Ukraine war, clarifying that while contributions are welcomed, they are voluntary. This comes after earlier reports indicated Putin was demanding funds from oligarchs for the ongoing conflict.
Der Standard has opened a forum for its community to discuss the essential qualities and needs of effective leaders.
The Regional Court of Frankfurt has ruled that a workshop located in the basement of a residential building is inadmissible, citing the designated purpose of the rooms.
US President Donald Trump has again postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, extending the deadline to April 6 and citing progress in ongoing talks. He also noted Iran's allowance of 10 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as a positive sign, indicating seriousness in negotiations, as Operation Epic Fury continues.
Markus Hinterhäuser, director of the Salzburg Festival, has been immediately suspended following a prolonged conflict with the Festival Board, leading to his separation from the festival and its biggest crisis since 1944/45.
Denmark's National Bank has released its latest economic prognosis, projecting an economic growth rate of 1.8 percent for 2026, while also warning against an inflation shock if politicians proceed with billions in election promises.
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz featuring 10 new questions, with today's challenge testing readers' knowledge about Danish cities.
The Iran war continues to cause a global energy shock, driving fuel prices up and shaking the world economy, with Asia looking to COVID-era playbooks to tackle the crisis from the Strait of Hormuz blockage. Daily life in Asia is disrupted by the fuel crisis, and poor countries face catastrophe as the global economy pays a high price for the conflict.
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers on their knowledge of healthy living and other engaging topics.
A century ago, a renowned pediatrician identified the rubber pacifier as a primary culprit in high infant mortality rates, leading him to declare a 'war of annihilation' against it.
Danes are casting their votes in a parliamentary election, with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen favored to win a third term after gaining support for her firm stance against Donald Trump and addressing domestic issues like the cost of living.
The so-called terrorism case in Iceland is scheduled to return to the Court of Appeal for main proceedings in mid-May, according to the lawyer for one of the two defendants.
Norway's new government quarter has been officially opened, marking the relocation of the Prime Minister's office and six other ministries into the new facilities.
Berlingske commentators continue to offer sharp opinions on the Danish election campaign, with a new piece specifically criticizing the Social Democrats and Venstre for their perceived hypocrisy regarding animal welfare, particularly concerning pigs, during the election period.
Valgkampen går ind i sin afgørende fase, og i »Pilestræde« samler Berlingskes politiske kommentatorer og Tom Jensen trådene og tager temperaturen: Hvem har momentum, og hvem er ved at miste grebet?
Ekkert styður fullyrðingu Ísraelshers um að Íranar búi yfir langdrægum flugskeytum sem geta hæft London, að sögn Steve Reed, húsnæðismálaráðherra Bretlands.
An opinion piece from Berlingske titled "The Great Trauma" discusses an unspecified significant traumatic event or issue.
Berlingske newspaper suggests that if the red bloc secures a majority in the Danish election, Mette Frederiksen's red-radical cabinet could come at a significant cost to Denmark.
Die Linzer lagen nach 18 Minuten 0:2 hinten, aber drehten die Partie in Überzahl in der zweiten Halbzeit. Das Schlusslicht liegt vier Punkte hinter dem WAC
GSK has established Spain's first Level 4 biosecurity laboratory, a 5.2 million euro facility aimed at preventing future pandemics.
The Norwegian government has formed a new restructuring committee, including Lan Marie Berg and Kari Elisabeth Kaski, tasked with developing a strategy for the concluding phase of Norway's oil operations.
An opinion piece from Berlingske criticizes Mona Juul's tax plan, deeming its financing 'crazy' and arguing that the Conservatives, despite surpassing Venstre in making Denmark richer, are failing in their approach to tax plans.
Världens största hangarfartyg har tvingats dra sig ur kriget mot Iran efter en brand ombord.
After an overwhelming wave of birthday greetings from all over the world, eight-year-old Amelia Kolpa succumbed to her cancer.
Alþjóðakjarnorkumálastofnunin IAEA greinir nú frá því að írönsk yfirvöld hafi sent frá sér tilkynningu um að flugskeyti hafi hæft Bushehr-kjarnorkuverið í suðvesturhluta landsins, eina virka…
Forsvareren mener Stein Lier-Hansen må frifinnes for korrupsjon og erstatningskrav. Han mener han må få mildeste straff for de forholdene han har erkjent.
Die Haarspange ist das ideale Accessoire für den Meinungskampf: Man trägt sie auf Augenhöhe, und sie bietet Platz für Botschaften. Sehen wir sie nun häufiger mit einem Statement versehen?
The Danish Radical Liberals, despite calling a wealth tax 'almost detrimental to the country,' appear to prioritize joining the government over fully opposing the tax, suggesting that political ambition outweighs economic responsibility.
North Korea has reportedly earned between seven and 14 billion dollars from its military cooperation with Russia during the conflict in Ukraine.
The Swiss electorate will vote in June on the SVP's 'No 10 Million Switzerland' initiative, with a recent poll indicating a potentially close race. The campaign against the initiative, launched by the Federal Council, cantons, economy, and trade unions, continues amidst debates over its implications for freedom of movement.
Stockfish-kvikmyndahátíðin verður haldin í Bíó Paradís 19.-29. mars og að þessu sinni verður írsk kvikmyndagerð í brennidepli.
An editorial from Berlingske argues that Danish right-wing parties are too timid and need a stronger counter-argument against the left's demands for unchecked growth in public spending and regulations.
Berlingskes journalister udfordrer dagligt med 10 nye spørgsmål inden for spændende emner.
Der er flere gode grunde til at følge med i nattens Oscar-overrækkelse, hvor danske filmfolk er nomineret i flere kategorier. Men Berlingskes filmredaktør har sine helt egne grunde til at følge med.
Iran's remarks came amid social media posts raising questions about the whereabouts of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Anti-government demonstrators in Cuba attacked a Communist Party office in Morón, protesting against severe food, medicine, and electricity shortages, marking a rare direct confrontation with the ruling party.
Forsvarer Aase Sigmond sier til NTB at fengslingskjennelsen for terrorbombing ankes i løpet av helgen.
Forskernes favoritter: Berlingske har bedt en række eksperter dele en opskrift på en sund ret, der tit finder vej til deres spisebord.
Danish newspaper Berlingske details the rigorous selection process and criteria used to compile its prestigious annual 'Talent 100' list, highlighting the intense competition for spots.
Owners of Din Kompetanse Fagskole in Norway are under scrutiny for withdrawing 18 million kroner in bonuses despite receiving state support, with the board chairman admitting the actions were improper and requesting repayment.
GSK has withdrawn its application for an autism drug, a submission that had previously received backing from former President Donald Trump.
The city of Mainz, Germany, plans to replace its yellow recycling bags with yellow bins by 2027, prompting discussions about the new collection system.
A Danish opinion piece from Berlingske criticizes Donald Trump's actions, particularly regarding recent events in the Middle East, and argues that the next Danish government must prioritize understanding these implications to avoid foolish policies.
The Left Party in Sweden is encountering internal opposition ahead of its congress regarding its demand to be part of a red-green government after the upcoming election.
Bolåneaktörernas upplåningskostnader faller tydligt efter uppgörelse om vapenvila mellan Iran och USA.
Leading Danish newspapers Berlingske and Jyllands-Posten have published editorials criticizing the idea of parties owning the mandates of elected officials to reduce the number of independent members.
Despite rising global oil prices, Russia's budget is not benefiting as expected due to successful Ukrainian attacks on its oil infrastructure, which have reduced exports by up to 40%.
When the DR Big Band made a comeback in the USA after more than two decades, the musicians were met with criticism even before their departure for "sanctioning" President Trump.
Berlingske guides readers to ten exciting new dining spots in Copenhagen, offering a variety of cuisines from Spanish to Japanese and Indian.
Russland füllt dank hohen Energiepreisen seine Kriegskasse. Die Ukraine greift deshalb gezielt Anlagen für den Export von Öl und Gas an. In der Nacht auf Montag traf es den Hafen von Noworossisk.
An opinion piece from Berlingske argues that conservative parties in Denmark must prioritize idea development during the current parliamentary period, including those potentially holding ministerial posts, as they lack clear answers to contemporary challenges.
Danish newspaper Berlingske publishes an opinion piece suggesting a societal need for a respite from negativity, noting that unlike in fiction, one cannot simply stop the world in real life.
TikTok has become the main sponsor for "The Gathering," a data event held in Vikingskipet, a move that has drawn criticism from Amnesty International, though participants appear less concerned.
The so-called terrorism case in Iceland is scheduled to be heard again in the Court of Appeal on May 21st. This comes over two months after the Supreme Court annulled the Court of Appeal's previous judgments in the case.
Berlingske journalists are challenging readers daily with 10 new questions on various exciting topics, including a recent quiz asking 'What do you know about rich Danes through the ages?'
In Denmark, election posters are required to be removed from public spaces before midnight, adhering to local electoral regulations.
Samsung Biologics has officially acquired a biopharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Rockville, Maryland, marking its first production foothold in the United States, following its announced acquisition of a U.S. facility from GSK for US$280 million.
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service is advocating for stricter penalties for drug couriers at Schiphol Airport, arguing that they currently receive lighter sentences compared to other parts of the country, despite previous court rulings that found them to be treated too harshly.
A foreign correspondent argues that the world is entering a new Cold War, stressing the importance of learning from history and the necessity of nuclear deterrence, referencing past plans for nuclear weapon deployment.
Donald Trump has reiterated his threats to 'obliterate' Iran's Kharg Island and energy facilities, warning of massive damage without a quick deal, while the Pentagon reportedly prepares for a possible ground invasion or mass bombardment of Iran.
Merck (MRK) shares have risen considerably following financial commentator Jim Cramer's advice to investors to 'stay the course' with the company.
Former minister Søren Pind reflects on the significant decline of Denmark's Venstre party in major cities following recent parliamentary elections, noting its shift to a regional party.
Danish politics is embroiled in two drug scandals, with a Folketing member expelled after her partner sold cannabis, while a party leader who admitted to cocaine use retains his position, potentially hindering government negotiations.
At least 46 rescue workers and five medical personnel have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon since the beginning of the conflict, according to the Lebanese Minister of Health.
Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with a quiz featuring 10 new questions about exciting topics, including Danes' preferred travel destinations.
A rockslide occurred today from the slope west of the glacier lagoon at the base of Sólheimajökull glacier in Iceland, witnessed by hundreds of people. The incident highlights the dynamic geological activity in the region.
A new analysis from Berlingske's 'Metropol' newsletter identifies the political winners and losers in Copenhagen, highlighting various reactions from 'red shock' to 'blue shock' and even 'sour ass'.
Ukraine's financial reserves for the ongoing conflict are reportedly at risk of running out by June, according to calculations cited by Bloomberg.
A Swiss FDP politician proposes allowing cantons to create new building zones under specific conditions to combat housing shortages, a suggestion that has garnered support from across the political spectrum.
Researcher and anthropologist Sofie Danneskiold-Samsøe has won Berlingske's Fonsmark Prize for her work on honor-related violence and social control, a field where she faced initial resistance, and is now being praised for her courage in speaking out.
The Sierra Leone-flagged oil tanker Altura, carrying Russian oil and subject to sanctions, was attacked by a drone in the Black Sea near Turkey, marking one of several recent incidents involving sanctioned vessels in the region.
A panel has conducted a taste test of various vanilla yogurts, identifying two products that received full marks for their "luxurious everyday feeling."
A critic from Berlingske newspaper expressed bewilderment regarding the hype surrounding the Oscar-nominated film 'Sirat,' despite its numerous awards and critical acclaim. The reviewer admitted to not understanding the film's appeal.
Commentators from Berlingske continue to offer concise conservative perspectives on current developments in the election campaign and its aftermath.
The general director and commercial director of the Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM) in Vienna are facing allegations of systematic bullying from a senior employee.
This article provides live updates and ongoing developments regarding the war in Iran from Berlingske.
The Danish newspaper Berlingske reported on its experience following politicians and posing questions they were reluctant to answer.
Eight prominent Berlingske figures share their key takeaways from the 2026 Danish general election campaign, highlighting phenomena like an "outsider" candidate and new political divides.
Over 250 prominent women in Germany are demanding the federal government address digital sexualized violence, proposing a ten-point plan for stricter regulations in the wake of the Collien Fernandes case.
The Conservative People's Party in Denmark launched a counter-attack, with political spokesperson Mette Abildgaard questioning whether the Berlingske newspaper would insist on Denmark being richer, freer, and less bureaucratic.
President Donald Trump has reiterated his threat to deploy ICE agents to US airports if the DHS funding standoff continues, confirming they will assist TSA staff with security checks to mitigate hours-long delays caused by the partial government shutdown, a move that has drawn concern from former officials and drawn criticism from Democrats.
A unique debate has emerged in the Danish election campaign, with social democrats and the Red-Green Alliance's Pelle Dragsted engaging in an infight with Rasmus Jarlov and a conservative professor over the political alignment of Genghis Khan.
Tek har tidligere testet kompakte tredemøller til hjemmebruk og treningsklokker som passer alle. Men hva når vi ikke er i aktivitet?
Danish politician Pia Olsen Dyhr has remained silent on economic and immigration policies, prompting Berlingske to seek answers from her on the road.
Many young people in Norway are attending 'Folkehøgskole,' a special type of boarding school that emphasizes community, self-responsibility, and practical experience, proving particularly attractive during current times of crisis.
Journalist und Autor Hasnain Kazim über sein Verhältnis zum Islam, die Anziehungskraft der Religion auf TikTok und das österreichische Kopftuchverbot an Schulen.
Pas på dit eftermæle, Mette Frederiksen. Du kan ende som statsministeren, som soldede fortidens reformer og gode tider væk, fordi alt kom til at handle om at have magten.
Katla Ársælsdóttir skrifar: Síðasta frumsýning Borgarleikhússins á þessu leikári var síðastliðið föstudagskvöld þegar Mömmó var frumsýnt á Nýja sviðinu.
Berlingske's commentators provide concise and sharp conservative perspectives on various developments and issues emerging during the ongoing Danish election campaign.
Berlingskes journalister udfordrer dagligt med 10 nye spørgsmål inden for spændende emner.
Berlingske newspaper argues that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has had seven years to implement an asylum stop and that others should now try, suggesting parts of the Danish People's Party's immigration proposals, while extreme, are needed to control asylum migration.
Philips is expanding its 'The One' TV series, now offering models up to 100 inches and incorporating Mini-RGB technology, alongside its new flagship OLED+951 and OLED+911 models that set new brightness records at 4500 nits.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson states he is 'absolutely not' worried about a government crisis, despite the threat of all liberal ministers resigning if Simona Mohamsson loses a crucial vote on Sunday.
Berlingskes journalister udfordrer dagligt med 10 nye spørgsmål inden for spændende emner.
Mit Leidenschaft, Präzision und einem tiefen Verständnis für authentische Materialien entstehen bei Team 7 Einrichtungskonzepte, die eine moderne, puristische Formensprache mit der warmen…
Schools in Geneva have banned birthday candles as part of tightened safety regulations following a tragedy in Crans-Montana. The measure has drawn criticism from several parents.
Taliban blames Pakistan for attack that threatens to escalate neighbours’ conflict
Changes may be ahead for the national church's worship format. Yesterday, new versions were presented during a service at Hallgrímskirkja in Reykjavík.
Train services near Helsingør, Denmark, have been cancelled due to damaged tracks. Normal operations are not expected to resume until Tuesday, according to DSB.
Berlingske's commentators offer concise and sharp bourgeois perspectives on the ongoing election campaign, covering various relevant issues.
Valgkampen ruller, og i Berlingskes nyhedspodcast, »Pilestræde«, går vi hver dag helt tæt på magtkampen.
Berlingskes journalister udfordrer dagligt med 10 nye spørgsmål inden for spændende emner.
Det pågår flere redningskasjoner etter meldinger om snøskred lørdag kveld.
Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on exciting topics, including historical election campaigns.
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers' knowledge on various exciting topics, including ancient Pompeii.
Berlingske's annual Talent 100 list celebrates the biggest talents from across Danish business. The list for 2026 features 100 names from various sectors.
Løkkes udmelding viser, at det er ham, der svinger taktstokken i forhandlingerne, siger Berlingskes politiske kommentator.
Petrol and diesel prices have seen another increase, with motoring groups warning of continued high costs. The rise is attributed to growing concerns surrounding the fragile ceasefire in the Middle East.
French philosopher and novelist Pascal Bruckner spoke to Le Monde about his latest book, "De mère inconnue," which explores his complex and often painful relationship with his mother. He reflects on themes of personal growth and reconciliation.
Sherif Amin has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer and General Manager for GSK Egypt, taking on leadership of the pharmaceutical company's operations in the country.
Germany's 'construction turbo' and state housing initiatives aim to solve the housing shortage, but concerns are rising over the increasing cost and perceived bleakness of new buildings, prompting questions about making cities affordable and livable.
From bistro chefs to Michelin-starred cooks, culinary professionals share innovative recipe ideas for the first harbingers of spring, including wild herbs and apricot blossoms.
A Danish newspaper editorial expresses concern over the increasing number of independent candidates in recent years, arguing it risks damaging trust in the country's democratic election system.
"We decided to try to take RÚV's Idea Days to the people instead of having people come to us in Efstaleiti," says Sigrún Hermannsdóttir, project manager for Idea Days, about her presence in...
An opinion piece argues against the increasing scope of EU regulations, specifically stating that the EU should not create rules for mobile phone batteries, emphasizing the principle of subsidiarity.
Thousands of people in Denmark have signed a petition demanding a halt to higher property taxes until the system functions correctly. The organization Skattebetalerne argues that the tax administration is collecting illegal taxes.
Οι αστροναύτες του Artemis II ετοιμάζονται για την πιο τρομακτική στιγμή του ταξιδιού τους στην Σελήνη. Η αποστολή Artemis II της NASA πλησιάζει σε μία από τις πιο κρίσιμες και αγωνιώδεις στιγμές της…
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz featuring 10 new questions on interesting topics, including a segment challenging knowledge about the atomic bombs dropped on Japan.
Thomas Bernt Henriksen, business commentator for Berlingske, is celebrating his 60th birthday on Sunday, April 5th.
A Danish opinion piece argues against listening to doomsday prophets, stating that human ingenuity consistently averts predicted catastrophes.
Berlingske provides a guide to various activities and events happening in Copenhagen during the Easter holidays for those looking for things to do beyond traditional Easter egg consumption.
U.S. President Donald Trump made a historic appearance at the Supreme Court for arguments concerning birthright citizenship, a policy central to his immigration stance, with new reports questioning the case's overall significance.
The EU is exploring innovative methods to deplete Russia's war chest, with the EU foreign policy chief advocating for increased pressure and concerted action against Russia's 'shadow fleet'.
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers' knowledge on various exciting topics, including the long history of the Middle East.
The Swiss Tenant Association has identified a severe housing shortage, excessively high rents, and tenants' fear of confronting landlords as major problems, while consistently omitting one key issue from their discussions.
Berlingske journalists challenge readers daily with 10 new questions on intriguing topics, including a quiz on life's risks.
Lars Boje, a member of the Citizens' Party, declined to answer whether his parliamentary colleague Samira Nawa is Danish, having previously stated that she is not.
An opinion piece from Berlingske argues that Denmark's new government, regardless of its composition, must make continued strong support for Ukraine a crucial part of its policy platform.
EU Enlargement Commissioner Kos expressed optimism about Montenegro's potential to join the European Union soon, though some suggest the European future in the Western Balkans might be overly idealized.
Winter conditions, including snowfall, sleet showers, and strong winds, are affecting Iceland, with several roads, including Holtavörðuheiði, Hellisheiði, and Þrengsli, experiencing closures due to poor conditions, though some have since reopened.
Israel's military has intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, marking the first such interception since the war began, while at least 12 US troops were reportedly injured in an Iranian attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.
President Trump has taken executive action to ensure TSA workers receive their salaries, announcing a plan to pay them despite ongoing congressional funding stalls and the partial government shutdown.
GCash has announced its 2026 run, which will feature a range of activities and attractions highlighting diverse passions and advocacies, including music, wellness, sustainable shopping, and farm-to-table products.
BurgerBaren, known for its success at Roskilde Festival and praised by Berlingske's reviewer, has now opened a permanent restaurant in Copenhagen, offering a simple menu focused on a single cheeseburger.
The F.A.Z. Feuilleton has released its curated calendar of museum exhibitions for April 2026, featuring baroque painters in Ghent, photography in Vienna, and birds in The Hague.
EU officials accuse Russia of providing intelligence and drones to Iran for attacks on US targets, while Russia vehemently denies these allegations, specifically dismissing reports of delivering drones as 'media lies'.
Tidigare regeringskollegan Venstre är tveksam till sittande statsminister Mette Frederiksens (S) inbjudan till samtal om den danska regeringsbildningen.
A teenager has died following a shooting incident that occurred on a bus in Tyresö, Sweden.
HBO has released the first teaser trailer for its highly anticipated 'Harry Potter' series, confirming a Christmas debut for the first eight episodes and revealing new cast members. The series will adapt the 'Philosopher's Stone' storyline, with reports also noting details like Snape having dreads, building anticipation among fans despite some initial casting objections.
Hrm … Flere partiledere vil åbenbart ikke indse det, men vælgerne gik faktisk til højre ved valget. Og Mette Frederiksen har ikke en medfødt ret til at være statsminister.
The director of Schloss Ambras has reported physical and psychological strain, leading to accusations of a "toxic leadership culture" against the leadership of the Kunsthistorisches Museum (KHM).
Fight over fuel price brake continues • Social Democrats ahead in Denmark • 'Toxic leadership culture': Accusations against KHM management
Socialdemokratiet og Venstre sætter sig endnu engang på de to pladser efter valgets første resultat.
Denmark's new parliament faces immediate and pressing challenges as it works to form a new government, with crises and urgent problems accumulating.
Berlingske journalists are daily presenting a quiz with 10 new questions to challenge readers' knowledge about the ongoing Danish general election.
Greenland continues to be a subject of international discussion following Donald Trump's previous statements about the United States needing control over the territory for its defense, with officials reportedly holding meetings to find solutions.
Berlingske journalists present a daily quiz with 10 new questions, challenging readers' knowledge on various interesting topics, including dialects.
Women's associations across Iceland donated approximately 85 million Icelandic krónur in 2024 to various causes including charity, education, culture, and environmental initiatives.
Tottenham Hotspur suffered a humiliating 0-3 home defeat to Nottingham Forest, equaling a 91-year-old negative club record and intensifying their Premier League relegation fears. Coach Igor Tudor reacted to the loss, which saw Forest climb above Spurs in the table, with goals from Igor Jesus, Morgan Gibbs-White, and Taiwo Awoniyi sealing the victory.
A debate has emerged in Denmark regarding Morten Messerschmidt's claim that Danes are becoming a minority in their own country, with experts dismissing it as speculation and pointing to an overlooked turning point in Danish demographics.
Ein tödliches Feuer, ein vermeintlicher Suizid – und plötzlich steht ein Baustoffkonzern im Fokus. Der neue Frankfurter «Tatort» greift Erinnerungen an reale Katastrophen auf.
Iran launched two medium-range missiles towards a US-British military base in the Indian Ocean; neither missile hit the target, with one shot down and the other landing in the sea.
Infineon's stock is attempting a recovery at the end of the week, with investors showing renewed optimism after receiving positive recommendations from experts.
Berlingskes journalister udfordrer dagligt med 10 nye spørgsmål inden for spændende emner.
Falls es zu einer neuen Flüchtlingskrise kommt, soll die EU drastische Maßnahmen ergreifen. Das fordern Meloni und Frederiksen in einem Brief, der der F.A.Z. vorliegt.
Berlingske's editor-in-chief suggests that immigration policy could serve as a strategic advantage for the 'blue' political bloc.
Socialdemokratiets Peter Hummelgaard kalder De Konservatives nye skatteudspil til 34 milliarder for »pilskævt« og ødelæggende for sammenhængskraften.
Berlin/Tek.no: Philips lanserer nå sine nye TV-modeller for 2026. Også i år vil OLED være det råeste selskapet kommer med, der de to nye flaggskipmodellene OLED+951 og OLED+911 blir de beste TV-ene…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned the BBC that Ukraine will soon face a shortage of missiles due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, impacting their defense capabilities.
A 62-year-old man from Holbæk, Denmark, was arrested and taken to the police station in connection with a case involving threats made against a parliamentary candidate on Facebook.
Joe Kent, the highest-level official to leave the Trump administration, resigned as the US counterterrorism chief, stating he could not support military action against Iran as it posed no imminent threat. His resignation has drawn significant attention and reactions, with some supporting his anti-war stance while others, including the White House, have dismissed it.
Berlingske's commentators provide concise and sharp conservative perspectives on the ongoing election campaign, covering various developments.
Berlingske journalists challenge readers with 10 new questions daily, focusing on intriguing topics, including the countries surrounding the Persian Gulf.
Missile and drone attacks were carried out across the United Arab Emirates today, disrupting travel at Dubai Airport and causing a fire at a critical oil facility in the eastern part of the country, with one civilian casualty reported.
The Student Ombudsman for higher vocational education in Norway has reacted strongly to information that has emerged regarding the vocational school 'Din Kompetanse', calling the situation 'terribly sad'.
Train services near Helsingør have been canceled due to damaged tracks, with Banedanmark not expecting normal operations to resume until Tuesday at the earliest.
I et interview i Berlingske kritiserer tidligere stabschef for Trump, Alexander Gray, den danske regering for at svælge i konflikten med USA.
Der Chef der Deutschen Familienversicherung fordert eine radikale Reform des Gesundheitssystems. Zahnbehandlungen fielen dann aus dem Leistungskatalog.
Berlingske commentators offer concise and sharp bourgeois perspectives on the ongoing developments in the Danish election campaign.
Amgen and GSK are said to be adding their products to the TrumpRx platform, indicating a potential expansion of the initiative's pharmaceutical offerings.