German State Allows Wolf Hunting After Livestock Attacks
A German state, Schleswig-Holstein, has introduced rules allowing wolves to be shot for up to 21 days after livestock attacks. This isn’t a federal policy but a regional measure. Meanwhile, the EU has downgraded wolf protection status from “strictly protected” to merely “protected,” giving member states more flexibility in managing their furry predator problems.
Danish Grocery Unveils “Prepper Closet” Emergency Concept
A local SuperBrugsen grocery store in Denmark is showcasing an innovative concept – a closet that appears normal on the outside but actually contains emergency supplies like canned goods and power banks instead of clothes. This quirky “prepper closet” aims to spark conversations about crisis preparedness in rural areas.
Man Kidnapped After Brawl, Police Seek Witnesses
A 37-year-old man was forced into an Audi after a brawl with four men in Bryrup, south of Silkeborg. He later called police from Boest, about 10 kilometers away. The bruised but not seriously injured man has been questioned, but police still need witnesses who saw the Friday night incident.
Danish Warship Competition: No Evidence Found
The search results lack specific information about “Four cities competing for Danish warships.” While Danish naval history includes significant vessels like Frigate Jylland (which fought in the Battle of Heligoland) and mentions Copenhagen’s naval yard, there’s no evidence of any four-city competition related to warships.
“Karlsen’s Pointed Remark to AGF Fans”
In a Danish football controversy, someone named Karlsen has apparently made a pointed remark to AGF fans, highlighting “the difference” about something. Without more context, we’re left wondering if this is friendly banter or the opening salvo in soccer’s latest drama.
Most Danes Now Prepping Amid Global Instability
Recent data shows 63.7% of Danes are prepping or considering it, contradicting the claim that most don’t prepare for emergencies. This shift comes after government recommendations to maintain three-day emergency supplies. The trend is driven by global instability, including the Ukraine war and climate concerns, though it may fade without actual crises.
Putin Meets Trump Envoy on Ukraine War
A four-and-a-half hour meeting between Putin and Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff just wrapped up, discussing the Russia-Ukraine war. While Witkoff has quickly become central to Trump’s foreign policy, Kremlin spokesman Peskov warned not to expect any “watershed” breakthroughs. They possibly discussed a future Trump-Putin meeting, but details remain scarce.
Rasmussen’s Key Defense and Climate Agreements
Danish politician Lars Løkke Rasmussen has been involved in several significant agreements, including a defense deal with the US allowing access to three Danish military airports, and a historic green agreement addressing climate challenges. Though he emphasizes these deals’ importance, there’s no direct quote of him saying “Agreement is a historic step.”
Car Fire in Odense: No Injuries
A car caught fire in central Odense on April 11, 2025, after making some strange noises for a few minutes. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, which was classified as a “vehicle fire in the open” by BeredskabsInfo.
Gamer Fights Sexism, Creates Inclusive Community
Danish gamer Sofie Dyhr actively combats sexism and harassment in gaming communities. After experiencing negative treatment herself, she’s partnered with Esport Danmark and the Tuborg Foundation to build an inclusive, safe online community for young gamers where everyone can participate equally, regardless of gender or gender identity.
