The Copenhagen Post

Seven in 10 Americans want Congress to pass legislation ending the US war against Iran, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll conducted after the midterm elections. The survey, carried out from November 6 to 9, also found that six in 10 Americans would support reversing the increased tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump’s administration on […]

Parts of Denmark could see the season’s first snow and sleet showers Thursday and Friday as cold polar air moves over the country, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute, DMI. But temperatures remain well above freezing, making widespread snow cover unlikely, DMI duty meteorologist Lars Henriksen told Danish news agency Ritzau. “Whether it is regular […]

The leader of the right-wing populist party Danish People’s Party Morten Messerschmidt has objected to the decision to let Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speak in parliament’s main chamber, arguing that it could set a precedent for other world leaders. Zelenskyy, who arrived in Denmark on Tuesday, is scheduled to speak at 11:35 a.m. Wednesday. He […]

A new political party taking shape in Denmark around calls for a more “war-neutral” foreign policy is challenging the government’s approach to Russia, as independent congressman Jacob Harris meets Moscow’s ambassador and argues for a change of direction. Harris met Russian Ambassador Vladimir Barbin at the Russian Embassy in Copenhagen on Tuesday, the same day […]

Keepers at Copenhagen Zoo arrived at work Tuesday morning to find a new elephant calf, born about a month before they had expected. Surin, a 28-year-old female, gave birth to the male calf late Monday evening after a 22-month pregnancy, the zoo said in a press release. Zoological Director Mads Berthelsen described the birth as […]