Nigerian seaman granted asylum in a move criticised for making a mockery of EU country’s migration and security policy ...

The Danish government has planned to acquire a prosthetic leg for a Nigerian man, Lucky Frances, who was shot during a gun ...

In a firefight with the Danish navy, a pirate from Nigeria is seriously injured and loses a leg. The soldiers bring Lucky ...

(MENAFN) In a controversial decision, Denmark will be responsible for funding a prosthetic limb and an integration plan for a Nigerian pirate, Lucky Frances, who was involved in a violent encounter ...

The pirate sought asylum because of his health condition, and politicians consider the case an embarrassment to the government.

Lucky Frances, 42, applied for asylum last year and has since been granted a residence permit in Denmark. It comes after he was severely wounded in a shoot-out with the Danish ship, Esbern Snare ...

Lucky Frances, who lost a gunfight with the Danish ... That man should never have been in Denmark and to imagine that he can now be meaningfully integrated in Denmark is completely beyond the ...

Fifty "exceptionally well-preserved" Viking skeletons have been unearthed in Denmark by archaeologists ... when we excavate Viking graves, we'd be lucky if there were two teeth left in the grave ...

Queen Mary of Denmark attended an event in Copenhagen today. Her public appearance is thought to be her first since Queen Margrethe was discharged from hospital last week.

Recent Viking discoveries include nearly 300 silver coins believed to be more than 1,000 years old, which were discovered in 2023 near a Viking fortress site in northwestern Denmark. And a large ...

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II has been taken to hospital after falling in her home. The 84-year-old became the first Danish monarch to abdicate in 900 years when she stunningly relinquished the ...

The skeletons, discovered near Denmark's third-largest city Odense, were kept intact by high water levels and favorable soil conditions that prevented them from decomposing, according to Michael Borre ...