It’s an approach that Democrats in our country could learn from — if only they were willing. Their immoderation cost them in ...

Polling shows most of the 57,000-strong population oppose their country becoming part of the U.S. and aren’t all sold on ...

Cross-border work in the GCR (Greater Copenhagen Region) has grown substantially since the opening of the Oresund Bridge, yet ...

Amid a tariff war, Canadians are warming to the idea of strengthening ties with Europe. Analysts view stronger engagement as ...

Entrepreneurs in Denmark will now find it easier to start their own businesses, as the minimum capital requirement for ...

The U.S. ranks as the country most affected by online fraud, with a fraud risk score of 64.2. However, France is also heavily ...

Something is working in the state of Denmark. As David Leonhardt details in the New York Times, its progressive politicians have bucked the populist-right tide hitting other countries.

Over the past decade, Denmark has strengthened border checkpoints with Germany and Sweden to prevent people without European Union citizenship from entering. (Citizens of one E.U. country can ...

Polls show that small-business optimism has plummeted in the wake of Trump’s tariff rollercoaster. The National Federation of ...

Denmark has long been known for its high taxes and generous ... Advertisement Plainly there is some erosion of trust. The ...

Latvia's defense minister says there's room for an even bigger NATO presence in his country. The remarks come as Russia ...

Republican Representative Chuck Edwards decided to hold a town hall meeting in his district Thursday, and it went so badly ...