The two leading ladies of Danish politics came up with varying definitions of what it means to be Danish during their US style TV debate last night. Ms Kjærsgaard said that ‘Danishness’ is…

An increasing number of Socialist People’ s Party (SPP) voters have drifted towards the Red/Green Alliance. A new Megafon poll for TV2 and Politiken shows the small, far-left, party at just under 5%,…

Danish forces operating in Iraq turned a blind eye to incidents of murder and kidnapping. 70 logged military reports concerning tribal conflict in the region where Denmark was purportedly responsible for maintaining law…

Minister of Culture Per Stig Møller has suggested that a new national assembly should be set up to stop the growth of ‘voxpop’ democracy. In his new book, ‘Dialogue Promotes Understanding’, Mr Møller…

The ruling Liberal Party has warned Danish tourists to stay away from Burma. The party’s foreign affairs spokesman, Michael Aastrup Jensen, said the release of Aung San Suu Kyi doesn’t suddenly make it…

Danish Crown, North Europe’s biggest food producer, has posted record profits. Despite the global crisis, the slaughterhouse giant earned DKK1.6bn over the latest accounts year, half a billion up on the previous year….

A whopping 83 per cent of the population believe that the Danish People’s Party (DPP) has had the greatest influence on immigration and integration policy since the Lib/Con coalition came to power in…

The Social Democrats are daydreaming if they believe the Danish People’s Party (DPP) is a spent force in Danish politics. DPP’s Peter Skaarup reacted angrily to Henrik Sass Larsen’s claim in Berlingske Tidende,…

The Social Democrats won’t be getting any assistance from the Liberals to solve their own immigration policy problems. After Social Liberal leader Margrethe Vestager said her party would refuse to back the Soc…

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