Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 in: News

Søvndal urges UN to act in Syria

Minister for Foreign Affairs Villy Søvndal has called for a strong UN reaction after the Arab League suspended its monitoring mission in Syria in response to the rising bloodshed in the country. Mr…

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Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 in: News

Opposition gains again in new poll

The opposition has again strengthened its lead over the government. A new Megafon poll gives the centre-right 53.7 per cent of the vote, against 46.3 per cent for the government coalition and Red…

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Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 in: News

Løkke won’t fight for tax relief

Tax relief isn’t a ‘deal breaker’ for the Liberals. Liberal leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen has distanced himself from opposition allies, the Conservatives and Liberal Alliance (LA), by stating that his own party won’t…

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Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 in: News

Cash incentive, not education, is the key to finding work says think-tank

Education alone isn’t enough to get young people off social benefits and into the labour market, claims the right-leaning think-tank Cepos. After Minister for Employment Mette Frederiksens stated recently that all young welfare…

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Posted on 30. Jan, 2012 in: News

More pollution in Copenhagen than Los Angeles

The latest OECD figures show that Copenhageners’ lungs are exposed to a greater barrage of deadly sooty particles than residents of big cities such as Rome, Barcelona, and the ‘motorists’ mekka’ of Los…

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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 in: News

Speak Danish, Prime Minister

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) has accused Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt of devaluating her own native language by addressing the European parliament ‘in a foreign tongue’ – English. The Prime Minister received widespread…

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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 in: News

Ease the way for immigrants say Social Liberals

The Social Liberals are determined to open up Denmark’s borders to skilled immigrants. The junior coalition partner has laid out a raft of proposals that will hopefully entice well-educated foreigners, including lowering the…

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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 in: News

ROJ TV on the air again with help of Greek satellite

ROJ TV is back on the airwaves. The Kurdish station, found guilty of promoting terrorism by Copenhagen District Court earlier this month, has signed a deal with the Greek satellite company Intelsat after…

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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 in: News

Ministry to revamp development aid coordination

In a move to create more openness, Minister for Development Aid Christian Friis Bach (R) has announced plans to close down the Styrelsen for International Udviklingssamarbejde (the Board of Danida – the administration…

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Posted on 27. Jan, 2012 in: News

Lack of competition the cause of high prices

Groceries and other household items aren’t are more expensive in Denmark than in neighbouring countries just because of high duties, fees, and VAT, as claimed by the retail industry – it’s mainly because…

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7:59 – All the Danish News That Fits

7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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7:59: TODAS LAS NOTICIAS DANESAS DEL MOMENTO.
7:59-Noticias Danesas de Hoy es una nueva fuente de noticias en inglés dirigida especialmente al cuerpo diplomático, extranjeros viviendo en Dinamarca

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