After an electoral defeat, analysts suggest Elon Musk has become a liability for Trump. Despite pouring millions into supporting conservative candidates like Brad Schimel in Wisconsin, Musk’s high-profile involvement has allowed Democrats to rally voters against his influence, potentially undermining his aspirations as a conservative kingmaker.
A car caught fire on the Fynske Motorvej between Middelfart and Odense, causing lane closures between exits 56 Ejby and 55 Aarup. The emergency prompted speed reductions for passing motorists. Fortunately, the fire was extinguished and lanes reopened by 13:30.
Danish electricity company Grøn Elforsyning paid a 700,000 kroner fine for making illegal sales calls to 27 consumers without consent between October 2022 and July 2024. Salespeople misled 17 customers with false savings promises and even used incorrect company names. The Consumer Ombudsman reported them to police in October 2024.
Matthew Whitaker, Trump’s former acting attorney general, has been confirmed as the new **U.S. ambassador to NATO** with a 52-45 Senate vote. Despite lacking extensive **foreign policy experience**, Whitaker has pledged an “ironclad” commitment to the alliance, contrasting with Trump’s previous NATO **skepticism**.
A bomb hidden inside a fire extinguisher was intended to blow up a Ukrainian police station. A 22-year-old woman and 21-year-old man were arrested, reportedly paid by a Russian agent to carry out the attack—just another charming episode in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine tensions.
AGF management in Aarhus are fuming over cost-cutting plans for their new municipal football stadium. The penny-pinching measures—slashing 83 million kroner from features like seating, design, and possibly reducing capacity—have AGF worried these cuts will devastate their business model, especially VIP facilities and parking. They’re demanding rent reductions to match the downgrades.
While Trump is reshaping the global order, China has allegedly launched a digital offensive targeting children’s phones. This suggests a geopolitical rivalry where Trump’s isolationist policies create uncertainty in international relations, while China simultaneously expands its technological influence through platforms popular among young users.
Danish stocks have opened in the red today, reflecting a general decline in value. The C25 index, comprising Denmark’s 25 most traded stocks, has been falling in recent days due to market pressures affecting major companies like Novo Nordisk and A.P. Møller-Mærsk.
Two more men, aged 27 and 40, have been charged with murder and improper handling of a corpse in the case of a 42-year-old Polish citizen killed in Københoved. A third man is already in custody. Police identified the victim through a tattoo after an intense operation involving armed officers.
Death tolls are rising after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar near Mandalay, claiming over 2,886 lives with 4,639 injured. A Bangkok aftershock killed 17 when a building collapsed. Myanmar’s military government has requested international aid, with experts fearing deaths could reach 10,000-100,000.