Russia Sends Wounded Soldiers Back to Die
A thinktank claims Russia is sending wounded soldiers to their deaths. While no specific source is cited, there appears to be consensus that Russia struggles to manage military casualties during the Ukraine invasion, reportedly returning injured troops to combat prematurely due to hospital overload and personnel shortages.
C25 Records Second-Worst Crash Amid Trade War
C25 index suffered its second-largest drop of 6.2% on April 4, 2025, triggered by the global trade war between the US and China. The biggest crash occurred on March 12, 2020, with an over 8% plunge during the COVID-19 pandemic. Curiously, details about the third-largest decline seem mysteriously undocumented.
EU Responds, China Retaliates Against US Tariffs
The EU is preparing its first response to Trump’s tariffs, while China retaliates harshly against the US. The EU is calling for trade minister meetings, preferring negotiations over quick retaliation. Meanwhile, China has imposed a whopping 84% tariff on American goods and restricted exports of rare earth elements, causing global market turmoil.
Rat Infestation Raises Health Concerns in City
A potential rat infestation is allegedly causing public health concerns in an unnamed British city. Though specific details are missing, rats typically transmit diseases like leptospirosis and salmonella. Similar problems occurred in Copenhagen’s King’s Garden in 2017, where nocturnal patrols and rat-hunting dogs saved the day.
Strangers Fill Funeral for Lone Danish Woman
In Denmark, an 87-year-old woman from Ebeltoft died with no family but one last wish: a well-attended funeral. Her SOSU caregivers, who had formed a special bond with her, organized efforts to fill the church for her April 2025 service—going beyond their job description in a touching display of human connection.
Trump’s Tariffs Hit EU, China, Threaten Denmark
Trump’s tariff policy is now taking effect, with a 20% tax on EU goods and 34% on Chinese imports. The policy includes a 10% base tariff plus retaliatory rates, aiming to protect American industry. While direct Danish exports to the US are limited, there could be significant indirect impacts on suppliers and potentially cost 13,000…
Doctor Illegally Accessed Thousands of Medical Records
A doctor in Danish regions has illegally snooped into thousands of citizens’ personal medical records. The authorities have reported the doctor to police and banned them from future employment. No motivation was revealed, but the case exposes significant privacy breaches in the healthcare system.
TV Correspondent Faces Close Call in Ukraine
TV 2 correspondent Rasmus Tantholdt experienced a dramatic situation in central Ukraine when drones and explosions occurred close to him while he was sleeping in Dnipro. This incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by journalists covering the war in Ukraine, which has intensified since February 2022.
Danish Perspectives on Greenland’s Autonomy
A non-existent poll about American views on Greenland makes for a confusing summary request. The actual content discusses Danish attitudes toward Greenland, where more Danes favor increased autonomy within the kingdom after Trump’s overtures, while 74% would cut financial support if Greenland chooses independence. Meanwhile, 90% of Greenlanders reject American affiliation.
66 Dead in Dominican Republic Nightclub Collapse
At least 66 people died and 160 were injured when a roof collapsed at the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The disaster occurred during a performance by merengue singer Rubby Pérez. Rescue workers continue searching for survivors among the rubble as death tolls keep climbing from initial lower estimates.
