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In 2001, Denmark turned a 19-km straight river into a 26-km winding one, but decades later researchers found nature was still struggling to rebuild what humans had destroyed

Denmark's Skjern River restoration has skillfully reshaped a once-straight channel back into a meandering waterway. This innovative initiative has reestablished connections with its floodplain, enhancing aquatic ecosystems. Yet, the pace of natural recovery is proving inadequate, as certain species and habitats may require over a century to fully regenerate. Future…

The Economic Times · Aug 13

Overwatch World Cup 2026: Schedule, results, teams, and format

The World Cup is back.

Dot Esports · Aug 13

I got married in the Vegas of Europe. It was the most romantic 20 minutes of my life

Post-Brexit visa rules and faceless pen-pushers were keeping me and my partner apart. But love finds a way, writes French journalist Jules Darmanin

The Guardian - UK · Aug 13

In 2001, Denmark began turning 19 km of straightened River Skjern into 26 km of bends; researchers later found some lost habitats may take centuries to return

Denmark's River Skjern is undergoing a restoration project aimed at reversing the environmental impact caused by historical drainage efforts. The river now floods more of its floodplain, but artificial channels hinder its natural dynamics. While some aquatic species are bouncing back, the diversity from its past remains largely absent. The…

The Times of India · Aug 9

Denmark tightens rules on secondary school students to prevent AI cheating

The new Danish measures include oral defences for written take-home exams, and monitoring tools for screen-use during in-school written tests.

Euronews · Aug 7

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries bags Rs 251-Rs 750 crore tug order from Denmark’s Svitzer

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries landed a big deal with Svitzer A/S, building four cutting-edge TRAnsverse 3200 tugs. These super-efficient, biofuel-ready vessels will start shipping out in early 2028, boosting SDHI's global standing for top-notch shipbuilding.

The Economic Times · Aug 6

SDHI shares rise 3% after securing order from Denmark’s Svitzer

Swan Defence and Heavy Industries shares gained nearly 3% after securing an order from Denmark-based Svitzer A/S to build four advanced TRAnsverse 3200 tugs. The vessels will be constructed at SDHI’s Pipavav yard in Gujarat, with deliveries scheduled from early 2028. The contract follows a global shipyard evaluation and strengthens…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Copenhagen’s Noma restaurant to re-open under new leadership after abuse accusations

Denmark’s iconic Noma restaurant reopens today, but its founder will not be at its helm. Nor will it have its three stars in the Michelin Guide.

Euronews · Aug 5

British boxer Raven Chapman has emergency surgery for bleed on brain

Raven Chapman collapsed following a sparring session in Denmark last month

The Independent UK · Aug 5

Meet Princess Isabella: Denmark's 19-year-old royal joins the military, declines pay and enters the country's new 11-month conscription programme

Starting in August 2026, Princess Isabella of Denmark will begin her military service as a member of the newly restructured conscription program, which now accommodates women with longer training commitments. Denmark seeks to bolster its defense capabilities in response to changing security scenarios in Europe. Like her brother, Princess Isabella…

The Times of India · Aug 5