News from Danimarca

From January 2025, dozens more towns in France will become low-emission zones, while some cities are tightening their rules on vehicle emissions. Here are the changes in store.

EU rules requiring all new smartphones, tablets and cameras to use the same charger came into force on Saturday, in a change Brussels said will cut costs and waste.

Technical problems with a train saw around 800 Eurostar passengers trapped in the Channel Tunnel for more than three hours on Friday.

Mayotte has changed beyond recognition since a cyclone devastated the Indian Ocean territory, sparking an environment and biodiversity crisis that could last for a decade or more, scientists say.

If you’re driving in France you will have likely seen people use the ‘queue-jumper’ télépéage transponder at toll booths, but are these available to non residents?

Long discussed but finally coming into effect on Saturday is the ‘universal charger’ law, requiring all new small electronic items sold in France to use the same charging system – meaning that one charger can be used for multiple devices.

A bus carrying several foreign tourists went off the road and ended up partially submerged in a lake near the Raftsundet strait that separates the Lofoten archipelago from the Norwegian mainland, killing three people and injuring four, police said on Thursday.

Visiting home in the festive period when you live abroad in Germany is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with family and friends. But it also brings with it some reverse culture shocks, writes The Local editor – and Brit – Rachel Loxton.

The Talking France podcast is back with a special ‘listener questions’ episode, where we answer everything from how to dress in France and whether you can move here without speaking French to the connection between Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen.

Greenland’s prime minister Múte B. Egede on Monday said the autonomous Arctic territory ‘will never be for sale’, following recent comments from US president-elect Donald Trump.

After nine months of intense negotiations – and some rough spots along the way – the new agreement between Bern and Brussels has been finalised. What’s in it for Switzerland?

Next year is set to bring with it some major changes for foreign students in Germany, from more financial support to more Erasmus funding for universities. Here are the top 10 changes and trends you need to know about.

Germany’s political parties are releasing their campaign manifestos as they prepare for the coming election. What are the parties talking about, and how would their policies affect foreign residents?

From flight routes and rising transport prices to new visa requirements, here’s what you should know if you are travelling within, to or from Germany in 2025.

Copenhagen is home to some of Denmark’s best-paying jobs and also some of the highest living expenses. We take a closer look at what’s considered a good wage in the capital.