Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Finally – benefit reform agreement

After months of negotiations, a broad, cross-party majority has finally reached agreement on social benefit reform. Employment Minister Mette Frederiksen called it an ‘extremely important reform’ that would affect thousands of adults, many,…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Reform agreement ‘insufficient’ say employers

Employer organisations dismissed the benefit reform agreement as insufficient – for the majority of claimants there’s still no incentive to look for work. Laurits Rønn, head of the Danish Chamber of Commerce, said…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Justice Minister rallies support for information bill

In response to growing political opposition to the new public information bill, aimed at limiting the public’s access to ministerial correspondence, Justice Minister Morten Bødskov has fired off a letter to his fellow…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Hedegaard launches new anti-Islam rant

In a new book destined to stir up the integration debate yet again, renowned Islam critic Lars Hedegaard urges Denmark to either put a stop to immigration from Muslim countries or abolish the…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Foreign student numbers have tripled

The number of foreign students coming to Denmark from EU countries has virtually tripled over the past decade. New Education Ministry figures show that in 2002 there were just 6,200 students in higher…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

Motorists turn their back on green cars

15,000 new cars were sold in March, 9 per cent up on the same month in 2012 which was a record year for auto sales in this country – however, only 27 of…

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

SAS flight escorted by British fighter jet

An SAS plane lost contact with flight control on the way to Birmingham in the UK, Thursday, and was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Scotland, escorted by a British military jet….

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Posted on 19. Apr, 2013 in: News

GE moves ahead of Vestas

Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), the world’s leading independent provider of news, data, research and analysis to the energy sector, has joined the growing number of industry analysts that believe Vestas has been…

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Posted on 18. Apr, 2013 in: News

PM’s advisor suffers memory loss

Prime Minister Helle Thorning’s Schmidt’s closest political advisor, Noa Reddington, had a serious lapse of memory whilst testifying before the Tax Commission investigating the ‘Taxgate’ affair, Wednesday. After repeatedly claiming that he had…

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Posted on 18. Apr, 2013 in: News

Opposition demands more cuts

The opposition parties are demanding deeper cuts in the student grant scheme (SU) and social benefits. As negotiations surrounding the government’s stimulus package proposals reach a decisive phase, the four centre-right parties, led…

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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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