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Danish ethics council recommends abolishing anonymous sperm and egg donation (opens the original)
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A statement from the council indicates that 14 members believe the option of anonymity should be removed, while one member believes it should be retained. The council’s chairman, Christine Nellemann, said that consideration for children conceived using a donor weighed particularly heavily. “Some donor-conceived individuals have a strong desire to know their genetic origins. The majority of the Danish Council of Ethics believes that a donor-conceived person should at some point have the right to
Today in Denmark: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday (opens the original)
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Young people now eligible for faster treatment against anxiety and depression Young people in Denmark aged 18 to 24 are from October 1st eligible for psychiatric treatment against mild to moderate anxiety and depression within 30 days. This change comes as a result of a legislative amendment made by parliament in December 2025 as a part of the 10-year plan to improve the psychiatric healthcare system. According to Jane Alrø Sørensen, general secretary of Bedre Psykiatri, a Danish national associ
Danish word of the day: spurgt (opens the original)
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Spurgt is literally the past tense of the Danish verb at spørge which means “to ask”. In modern slang, if someone says spurgt, it’s used as a standalone, dismissive retort meaning “Who asked?” or “Nobody cares”. The expression became popular among Danish teenagers in the early 2010s, peaking in 2014-2015. It was eventually so widely used that it became featured in The Danish Language Council’s list of new slang, and was heavily featured in slang glossaries as an example of teenage dismissiveness
Live music: The big international artists you can see in Denmark in 2027 (opens the original)
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The K-pop band aespa is bringing its Live Tour - SYNK : COMPLæXITY to Copenhagen, with a performance at Royal Arena on January 24th. The Northern Irish band, known for its hits "What You Know" and "Undercover Martyn" is bringing its indie-universe to Frederiksberg’s Falkonersalen on February 3rd. February 22nd: The Tallest Man On Earth (SE) The Swedish singer, Tallest Man on Earth, who is in fact a mere 170 centimeters tall, will be coming to DR Koncerthuset on February 22nd. The folk singer-son
What changes in Denmark in October 2026? (opens the original)
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Lawmakers return as new parliamentary year kicks off The new parliamentary year begins on October 6th, meaning Danish lawmakers resume voting on and discussing law proposals in parliament. The day parliament is opened typically offers an extensive programme, and traditionally includes a speech given by the prime minister, in which Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen gives her assessment of the national situation as the new political year begins, focusing on topics considered a high priority by the
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