Latest news from Copenhagen.
A review of how Copenhagen's federal immigration bodies coordinate with EU partners reveals significant gaps in data sharing, raising questions about Denmark's role in Europe's evolving border security framework.
A record clearance on Classensgade is already forcing estate agents and buyers to recalibrate what comparable properties across the city are actually worth.
A new 35,000 square meter complex is set to transform the city's waterfront area
With three signings confirmed in eight days and a Champions League qualifier looming, FCK are moving faster and louder than any Danish club this window.
Decisions made by the City of Copenhagen and Movia on public transport pricing and cycle-path expansion are reshaping how much residents pay to move around the city each month.
From the Sydhavn sailing basin to the Utterslev Mose cycling loops, the city's venues and facilities are carrying a heavier load than ever as July's competition calendar fills up.
From Nørrebro's traffic battles to Amager's waterfront disputes, the forces that shaped Copenhagen's community flashpoints in 2026 didn't emerge overnight.
From Nordhavn's hydrogen corridors to Amager's next-generation district heating experiments, Copenhagen's sustainability sector has a packed schedule for the next 18 months.
From Frederiksberg incubators to Ørestad data centres, the Danish capital's startup ecosystem is drawing record venture capital and reshaping the city's economy in real time.
A convergence of tourism surges, shifting consumer habits, and bold neighbourhood redevelopment is handing Copenhagen's sharpest retailers their best summer in years.
From rising rents in Vesterbro to a startup funding crunch hitting the city's tech corridor, here is what the summer of 2026 actually means for your wallet.
City Hall decisions made this summer on cycle path upgrades and inner-city zoning are set to reshape daily commutes and rental costs for hundreds of thousands of Copenhagen residents.
Nordic venture capital and municipal investment are converging on Copenhagen's tech sector at a pace the city has never seen before.
As Copenhagen's museums and galleries launch ambitious programmes this July, the artists and directors behind the scenes reveal how they're reimagining the city's cultural landscape amid global uncertainty.
A new municipal investment plan commits 4.2 billion kroner to road, cycling and care-sector projects that will reshape daily life for residents from Vesterbro to Østerbro over the next four years.
Foreign capital is still arriving in the Danish capital, but the composition has shifted sharply — and business owners from Vesterbro to Nordhavn need to understand why.
On the city's pitches, courts and harbours, local clubs and volunteers are powering an energetic return to community-first sport.
A circular-economy startup founded three years ago in a converted Nørrebro workshop is now pulling in contracts across Scandinavia — and reshaping how the city thinks about industrial waste.