Chinese EV Stocks Plunge in Market Bloodbath
Chinese car manufacturers like Li Auto, Zeekr, and XPeng suffered significant stock market losses on March 12, 2025, with shares dropping 3-7%. This bloodbath reflects investor uncertainty potentially triggered by global economic instability, fierce industry competition, and changing trade policies. Quite the bumpy ride for these automotive hopefuls!
Zelenskyy-Trump Clash Over Ukraine War Support
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy had a heated discussion with US President Trump in February 2025 about ending the war with Russia. Trump noted Zelenskyy wasn’t grateful enough for American support. Despite this, Zelenskyy has repeatedly thanked Americans and called for strong Ukraine-US relations.
Dangerous Danish Triple Murderer Escapes Psychiatric Custody
Kent Olsson Asmussen, a 60-year-old Danish man convicted of three attempted murders at Odense University Hospital in 2012, has escaped from psychiatric custody during a supervised outing. Described as dangerous, victims have been notified. Police advise against approaching this knife-wielding arsonist who apparently has a thing against doctors, nurses, and brothels.
Fyn Police Officer Faces 29 Misconduct Counts
Fyn’s Police Director apologizes for a case against an officer who faces 29 counts of misconduct, including unauthorized system access and sharing confidential information. Acting director Lisa Vibe-Pedersen expressed regret over the trust-damaging incident, while external authorities investigate. The trial begins August 2025, with potential three-year imprisonment.
Rising Pain Medication Abuse Alarms Danish Experts
Experts in Denmark express concern over significant increases in prescribing pain medications with insufficient monitoring, leading to potential abuse and health risks. These drugs are considered among the most dangerous substances in the country, with rising misuse cases confirmed by forensic institutes. Elderly patients are particularly vulnerable as many take multiple medications simultaneously.
Copenhagen Dorm Fire Extinguished; No Injuries Reported
A fire at Finsensvej student dormitory in Copenhagen was extinguished by about 60 firefighters. The blaze spread across 100-150 square meters of the roof. No injuries were reported. The cause remains unknown, with police investigating. Students expressed concern, but daily activities appear largely unaffected. Quite the way to liven up dorm life, eh?
Chinese EV Stocks Plummet in Market Bloodbath
Chinese electric vehicle stocks are taking a beating, with Li Auto, Zeekr, and XPeng dropping 3-7% in a market bloodbath. Though specific causes aren’t detailed, this likely reflects the volatility inherent in the hyper-competitive EV sector, where investor sentiment can turn on a dime.
Badji’s Fitness Uncertain Amid AGF’s Busy Schedule
An AGF player’s status hangs in the balance as the team faces a packed schedule. Yossouph Badji missed their last match against FC Midtjylland, and coaches are monitoring his fitness. Michael Akoto is definitely out against Randers FC, while Mikael Anderson might return for Easter fixtures.
Recent Dormitory Fires in Denmark: 2024-2025
Several college dormitory fires have been reported in Denmark. In January 2024, a fire at Regensen in Copenhagen threatened 70 sleeping residents before firefighters extinguished it. A 23-year-old was sentenced to two years for attempted murder. In April 2025, a roof fire at Finsensvej dormitory was contained with no injuries reported.
Prisoner Escapes; Three Victims Notified
A convicted prisoner has escaped custody, prompting police to notify three victims. There appears to be some confusion in the details, possibly mixing up this case with that of Kent Olsson Asmussen, who was convicted of attempted murder and has “made himself invisible” – though he received a different type of sentence.
