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Denmark was the world’s top mink producer until discovery of mutated coronavirus led to mass cull.

A potential vaccine candidate in Denmark has shown early signs of success, a scientist working on the...

Concerns about the mink spreading a mutated strain of COVID-19 to humans may hasten the end of fur...

The US is keeping some dozen farms under quarantine while they investigate the cases, agriculture officials said.

Denmark’s prime minister wants to cull all minks on farms to minimise the risk of re-transmitting COVID-19 to humans.

Danish officials found a virus mutation in 12 people in the north of the country who were infected by minks.

For the month of October, measurements show an 8.2 percent downward trend in ice over the last 10 years.

Peter Madsen, an inventor who murdered journalist Kim Wall in 2017, stopped by police near a prison.

Failure to spend on health, tax the rich, and ensure worker’s rights has left people out in the cold, Oxfam chief says.

Two journalists travelled from the North Cape to Sicily to document a Europe divided by the coronavirus crisis.

The critics warn Facebook is already being used to undermine the US elections.

Peter Madsen, who is serving a life sentence for Wall’s murder, admits crime for first time in documentary.

Danish maker of colourful toy bricks saw a jump in demand as families stayed home to beat coronavirus.