Rappler's latest stories on Copenhagen
Sick of lockdown: Panda escapes confinement in Copenhagen zoo
Xing Er, a soon to be seven-year-old male panda, takes a tour of the zoo, which was closed at the time
Danish inventor seeks reduced sentence in appeals trial
Peter Madsen has only appealed his sentence, and not the guilty verdict handed down by a Copenhagen district court on April 25 for murdering 30-year-old journalist Kim Wall
Vienna topples Melbourne in 'most liveable city' ranking
It is the first time a European metropolis has topped the annual chart compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit which identifies the best urban playgrounds to live and work in
LIVE: Closing Spaces – How do media and civil society fight back?
Watch the livestream of this debate seminar in Copenhagen about journalism, democracy, and human rights
Sweden slaughters 200,000 hens on bird flu fears
All of the farm s 200 000 hens will be put down to prevent the expansion of the virus Sweden s agriculture department
[Dash of SAS] Pleasure points
The Pleasure Project is on a relentless pursuit of pleasure in the name of accessible and appealing sex education
What goes on in a sperm bank?
In Denmark the typical sperm donor is 26 years old single and a student About 20 of the donors are already fathers
Seeking asylum in Denmark
For those seeking asylum in Denmark Center Sandholm is the first stop
Sanitary pads and sanitation can keep girls in school
For many women and girls in developing countries menstruation increases their risk of infection and makes them vulnerable to bullying and teasing
Global volatility shaking up worldwide living costs – survey
Singapore remains the most expensive city in the world followed by Zurich and Hong Kong tied at second
Danish zookeepers fire rubber bullets to save man from polar bear
He went up to the bear and it examined him by sniffing him and shoving him and he sustained some superficial injuries
Good COP, bad COP: Will Paris climate summit prevail?
Much has changed in the climate arena since 2009 and observers say there is reason to be hopeful that negotiators may finally seal some sort of deal
UN chief seeks 'global action' on climate change this year
The World Meteorological Organization WMO meeting comes ahead of a key conference in Paris at the end of the year which will be the first attempt to clinch a planet wide deal on global warming
Police arrest fourth man over Copenhagen shootings
Three other accomplices have been detained since February 16 for allegedly helping the 22 year old gunman obtain and get rid of weapons
Three injured in Copenhagen mall shooting
The shooting happens a month after the killing of two people who were gunned down in Copenhagen in February
Brother of Copenhagen gunman arrested
The suspect is charged with complicity in the perpetrator s actions
After Copenhagen shootings, Norway's Muslims and Jews link up
Several Muslim speakers declare that Islam is a religion of peace and that it s true face had nothing to do with terrorism
Copenhagen attacks renew debate over 'integration struggles'
So far no one has been serious about the aspect of cultural integration It s something that needs to be tackled right from primary school
PNP on US involvement, Sulpicio Lines, Filipinas in Mars | The wRap
Police downplay US involvement in Mamasapano clash Sulpicio Lines can no longer ferry people 2 Filipinas are candidates for a colony on Mars
Two Copenhagen suspects deny charges: lawyer
The suspects deny accusations that they helped the gunman get rid of one of the firearms and gave him a place to hide afterwards
Kerry: Ignoring climate science puts 'our kids, grandkids' at risk
The UN s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change IPCC says time is running out to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius and that current trends in carbon emissions heralded disaster
UN climate panel on final stretch of key report
The document crowns a vast overview of the existing scientific evidence for global warming predictions of its impacts and solutions for curbing greenhouse gas emissions which cause the problem
Green dream: Can UN summit revive climate issue?
Among many campaigners there s a big difference in expectation and in strategy compared with 2009 Much of the old thinking has been ditched and tactics have been pruned or reworked
Malta turns away ship with suspected Ebola case on board
UPDATED An initial medical assessment in Italy of a sick Filipino passenger suggested he may be suffering from hepatitis
Foreign firms eye NAIA runway consultancy deal
DOTC says it plans to increase the capacity of the existing runway to between 50 and 60 movements per hour
Building blocks missing for 2015 climate pact – ministers
The Paris agreement is meant to set the cap on years of haggling among the 195 parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
A defining moment for climate change
In Bonn it is our hope that the world will be able to finally move forward even if slowly at first toward consensus
Air quality worsening in world's cities – WHO
Only cities in the developed world appear to be improving air quality
Governments approve text of UN climate report
The IPCC s assessment reports are closely watched events in the political and scientific fields of climate change
Danish zoo that killed giraffe puts down 4 lions
A Copenhagen zoo that prompted international outrage by putting down a healthy giraffe has killed 2 lions and their 2 cubs to make way for a new male
Danish animal welfare group backs zoo's giraffe killing
We trust that the very well educated experts at Copenhagen Zoo have explored the possibilities of placing the giraffe in another zoo
Uproar over giraffe put down in zoo, fed to lion
A crowd of visitors including small children in Copenhagen zoo looked on as an autopsy was carried out and the animal skinned and chopped up before being fed to a full maned lion
US, partners must 'renounce' spy tactics: climate activists
Climate Action Network reacted to media reports citing a leaked document from rogue NSA analyst Edward Snowden claiming to show the NSA and allies had spied on the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Change Conference
Dutch-Filipino film wins at Copenhagen filmfest
Best Youth Film for docu styled drama on child prostitution
Migraine may cause permanent change in brain structure
The review found that people with migraines faced a higher risk of brain lesions white matter abnormalities and altered brain volume than people without migraines
Air pollution boosts lung, heart risks
Epidemiologists said they had found an unmistakable link between lung cancer and localized air pollution by particulate matter
Women and art: You Have Every Right
This latest exhibit at the Ateneo Art Gallery brings together a diverse and compelling blend of women voices
