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Denmark intelligence warns of rising threats from Russia and China in 2026
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Denmark intelligence warns of rising threats from Russia and China in 2026

December 10, 2025 2 Min Read
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Danish Defense Intelligence Agency (FE) I’m looking forward to it Security threats will increase in 2026and Russia and China remain the country’s main external risksAccording to a report by Reuters.

FE said Denmark is facing increasing challenges as foreign countries step up their cyber operations and attempt to influence activities and acquire sensitive technology. The agency said the global security environment is becoming increasingly complex.

Russia and China identified as key strategic risks

Reuters reported that Russia and China will remain the biggest external threats to Denmark’s security next year.

According to FE ratings:

  • Russia remains at great risk from cyber intrusions and espionage.
  • China has stepped up its influence activities in Denmark, including shaping public opinion and gaining access to advanced technology.
  • Both states are expected to expand their hybrid tactics targeting Western countries.

Reuters added that FE expects these pressures to intensify in 2026, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions.

Increase in cyberattacks and influence activities targeting Denmark

Intelligence agencies said Denmark could face:

  • Cyber ​​attacks from foreign countries are increasing
  • Attempts to interfere with public debate
  • Efforts to acquire delicate Danish and Western techniques

Reuters notes that FE considers technology acquisition to be a top priority for foreign intelligence agencies seeking to strengthen their military and commercial capabilities.

Why this is important for Danish residents and expatriates

Increased cyber threats and foreign influence activities may impact:

  • Access to digital public services
  • Security of personal data and private systems
  • Political stability and public trust in institutions
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Although the FE did not identify a risk of military conflict, Reuters reports that Denmark views digital and intelligence threats as an increasingly important aspect of national security.

FE plans to publish updated assessments throughout 2026 as intelligence trends develop. Denmark is expected to expand its surveillance of cyber threats and strengthen oversight of sensitive technology areas.

Check out all the news from Denmark.


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