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Escape Room Players Will Try Anything to Get Out, Videos Show
Players shocked staff during an escape room challenge by trying to "ritually sacrifice" one of their team members to find their way to freedom.
Roller Coaster Car Flies off Track During Ride, Killing 14-Year-Old Girl
A 13-year-old boy suffered injuries to his hand in the incident at the Tivoli Friheden park in Aarhus, Denmark.
Copenhagen Shooting Suspect Put Into Psychiatric Care Facility
Authorities say the suspected gunman was known to the mental health service system in Denmark. Terrorism is not believed to be his motive for the attack.
Copenhagen Suspect Allegedly Posted Video Saying Medication 'Does Not Work'
The 22-year-old accused of a mall shooting that left three dead posed online with guns and claimed a powerful anti-psychotic drug "does not work."
Conservatives Liken Denmark Shooting To U.S. Gun Violence, Criticize 'Left'
Civilians are not allowed to own full automatic firearms in Denmark, and semi-automatic weapons and handguns require special authorization.
Faroe Islands Slaughter Begins With Pilot Whales Butchered Alive
Over 60 pilot whales are said to have been killed in the first hunt of the season.
Barack Obama Surprises Danish Girl Choir After Hearing Them From Sidewalk
The former U.S. president was "very impressed" after hearing the group singing Hans Christian Andersen's "In Denmark I Was Born."
Where Does Monkeypox Get Its Name From?
Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease, meaning it can be transmitted from animals to humans.
Queen Elizabeth II Friends With Queen of Denmark, Call Each Other Nicknames
Queen Margrethe of Denmark is a distant cousin of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the two are the only ruling queens in Europe at this time.
NATO Countries Vow to Help Defend Finland, Sweden if Russia Attacks
Denmark, Iceland and Norway have stated what they will do if the two countries were to be attacked.
Turkey Won't Block Finland and Sweden Joining NATO, Denmark Says
Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod told Newsweek he expects "unity in NATO around this issue" despite apparent Turkish objections.
Dying Orca Trapped in Shallows For a Month Makes Miracle Recovery
How the giant mammal—which is slowly recovering and still being monitored—managed to survive has puzzled scientists in the area.
Denmark's 'Energy Islands' Pushed Forward to Escape Reliance on Russia
Denmark currently has a 15.8 percent reliance on Russian energy, and is looking to reduce it even more with the construction of new wind farms.
Person Who Moved From U.S. to Denmark Lists Work Differences in Viral Post
"The new American Dream is to leave America," said the American expat.
Embarrassing Clip of Finnish Politician 'Ogling' Princess' Chest Resurfaces
The incident involving the then-President of Finland's husband originally caused a stir in 2012, according to news reports of the time.
Britain's Royal Family Links with Russia
In light of royal statements of support for Ukraine amid Russia's ongoing invasion, just how are the British royals linked to the Russian ex-imperial house?
How Netflix's 'Vikings: Valhalla' Links to the Original 'Vikings'
"Valhalla" is the new Netflix spin-off to "Vikings," and Newsweek reveals what has been kept from the original and what's new to this show.
7 Countries Where It's Cheaper To Buy an EV Than in the US
The Tesla Model 3 isn't priced the same in every country.
Denmark Aims to End COVID Vaccine Campaign, Won't Give Boosters to Children
The country is scaling back its vaccine campaign because of the "large population immunity" from the third wave of the coronavirus.
Denmark Ends Most COVID Restrictions as ICUs Nearly Empty, Weighs 4th Shot
"With Omicron not being a severe disease for the vaccinated, we believe it is reasonable to lift restrictions," epidemiologist Lone Simonsen said.
Denmark Ending Most Restrictions to 'Welcome Life We Knew Before'
"It may seem strange that we want to remove restrictions given the high infection rates," the prime minister said. "But fewer people become seriously ill."
Oxygen May Be Produced Without Sunlight as Deep as Dark Parts of Ocean
Sunlight is linked to the production of oxygen. Scientists in Denmark suggest that some organisms can also produce oxygen where sunlight doesn't exist.
Denmark PM Says Arrest of Former Official Shouldn't Harm Work With Allies
After a man who once headed both of Denmark's intelligence agency was arrested, some worried it could badly reflect on the country's foreign partnerships.
Former Danish Intelligence Head Jailed, Allegedly Leaked Classified Info
"This is completely insane," said Lars Findsen, who urged authorities to reveal his preliminary charge.
Denmark Releases 3 Suspected Pirates, Sends Them Away in Dinghy
The Danish government has decided to release them rather than bring them to Denmark to face preliminary charges of attempted murder.
Denmark to Pay Kosovo $236M to Rent Prison Cells as Prison Population Rises
Kosovo agreed to rent Denmark 300 of its prison cells in return for funds to help build a green energy system to replace its coal use.
With Christmas COVID Surge Looming, Denmark Closes Public Venues
The country registered more than 11,000 new COVID-19 cases on Friday and a slightly lower 9,999 new cases on Thursday.
Former Danish Immigration Minister Convicted for Asylum Seekers' Separation
The Court of Impeachment convened for the first time in 26 years to try Inger Stoejberg, who now faces 60 days in detention.
1 Dead, 1 Missing as Authorities Call Off Search After Cargo Ships Collide
The Danish vessel Karin Hoej capsized and was floating upside down after a collision with the British ship Scot Carrier in the Baltic Sea.
Omicron to Overtake Delta 'Within Days' in Europe, Leaders Warn
"The speed of it is surprising. If it can overcome Delta in Scotland and the U.K., then it will do elsewhere," officials warned.