Monday evening, the new Social Democratic mayor will be elected in Copenhagen. The local party members could reclaim power from the national leadership and shape the party’s future in the capital, according to Politiken’s political analyst.

More and more people are hit by stress: Now Akademikerne wants to make the fight against stress a central theme in next year’s collective bargaining negotiations.

Senior officials from Greenland, Denmark, and the U.S. will gather in Nuuk in early December to talk security—and more.

They’ve made a big impression on their students—and the expert panels. The nine winners of Politiken’s Teaching Award 2025 are in, and here’s how they teach.

Line Nielsen and Kenneth Knudsen are a duo like no other, always championing the class community. They’ve just scooped the top award in the primary-school category—and they couldn’t be more grateful.

Here follows Politiken’s election team tracking the evening and night’s developments and continuously updating this mayor overview as agreements are made around the country’s city halls.

1,148 candidates wish to secure one of the 134 seats in the regional councils that manage 149 billion tax kroner annually. Politiken’s health editor guides you through the secret election.

A record number foreigners will be able to vote in this year’s municipal and regional elections. We asked three of them which election issues are most important to them.

Fewer face the top rate, seniors get a break, and you can keep more from stocks. Just check your preliminary tax—the interest is steep.

Fewer face the top rate, seniors get a break, and you can keep more from stocks. Just check your preliminary tax—the interest is steep.