Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 in: News

Finance Minister’s leadership dreams

Finance Minister Bjarne Corydon has refused to rule out the possibility of becoming Social Democrat leader in the future. Although ‘crown princes’ generally deny all speculation about possible leadership ambitions, Mr Corydon said…

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Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 in: News

Mother of three thrown out of the country

Lubna Nosheen, a Pakistani mother of three small children, all Danish citizens, has been ordered to leave the country immediately after being refused a residency permit by the immigration authorities. Her husband, Naveed…

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Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 in: News

PM’s husband starred in Russian thriller

Prime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt’s has a hidden talent for acting. Politiken has revealed that Stephen Kinnock, at the centre of the Taxgate scandal currently being investigated by the Tax Commission, had a…

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Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 in: News

110,000 companies don’t pay tax

Only one in three companies in Denmark paid corporation (business) tax last year, a new Tax Ministry report shows – out of 162,000 registered companies, 110,000 paid nothing. Ahead of new landmark legislation…

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Posted on 17. Dec, 2012 in: News

Carlsberg opposes British beer plans

Danish brewing giant Carlsberg has publicly denounced a British government proposal that would slap a minimum price on a can of beer. From the British Daily Telegraph: Danish brewer Carlsberg has become the…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2012 in: News

Who spread homosexual rumours about PM’s husband?

Head of the Copenhagen Tax Department, Erling Andersen, was close to revealing who started the original rumour about Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt’s husband Stephen Kinnock’s alleged homosexuality during sworn testimony to the Tax…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2012 in: News

Danish MEP’s criticise EU’s ‘travelling circus’

Danish EU politicians have lashed out at yesterday’s European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling that will allow the EU Parliament to continue holding plenary sessions in Strasbourg, 400 kilometers from Brussels. The Danish…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2012 in: News

Militant arsonists avoid terror rap

Five young left-wing extremists were acquitted of terrorism by Copenhagen District Court, Thursday, but found guilty of arson. Four of the men were caught red-handed trying to set fire to the Police Academy…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2012 in: News

Syria’s regime close to collapse says Fogh Rasmussen

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen believes it’s only a matter of time before the regime in Syria collapses. Speaking in Brussels, Thursday, where he and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced the…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2012 in: News

Government behind on labour market targets

The government is a long way from reaching its target of increasing the size of the labour market by 55,000 people ahead of 2020. New calculations by right-leaning think-tank CEPOS show that, so…

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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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