Danish analyst: Ukraine on the brink of civil war
Ukraine is balancing on the edge of a civil war, a leading Danish analyst has warned. As the violence in Kiev continues to escalate, senior analyst Peter Munk Jensen, Ukraine expert at the…
MoreMEP suggests ‘Two Ukraines’ solution
The violent unrest in Ukraine shows that the country is moving in two different directions, according to Liberal MEP Morten Løkkegaard who suggested the country should be split into two separate western and…
MorePM visits Danish ship in Cyprus
Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt has called for the removal of chemical weapons from Syria to be speeded up. The PM made a surprise visit to Cyprus, Wednesday, where she boarded the Danish support…
MoreOpposition push for privatisation
Privatisation of traditional public sector services such as kindergartens and care homes for the elderly will be high on the opposition’s agenda in upcoming stimulus package negotiatons with the government. After reports that…
MoreWomen move to the left
For the first time since 2011, a majority of women would vote for the government or its left-wing allies if an election was held today. A new Gallup polls shows that 51% of…
MoreJobless figures down – but few jobs available
The unemployment rate fell during the fourth quarter of 2013, but it wasn’t due to new jobs being created. According to the latest Manpower Capacity Survey (Arbejdskraftundersøgelsen) by Statistics Denmark, which includes everybody…
MoreConsumer confidence down
Consumer confidence fell in February, mainly due to pessimism about the economic situation, following an impressive rise in January. Despite the decrease, from 6.3 to 4.2, economists said there’s no cause for concern…
MoreGovernment asks for privatisation proposals
The government has asked a leading consultancy company to come up with concrete initiatives as to how traditional public care services can be privatised. Acting on the recommendations of the Productivity Commission, which…
More‘Secret Democrat’ book a work of fantasy says PM
Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt dismissed the controversial book, ‘The Secret Social Democrat’ as a work of fiction ahead of a meeting of party MP’s, Tuesday. She said the book, which claims to reveal the…
MorePolice cleared of harassing pro-Tibet demonstrators
Copenhagen Police have been acquitted of illegally detaining five activists during Chinese President Hu Jintao’s official state visit two years ago, but were found guilty on one count by Copenhagen District Court yesterday….
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