NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has expressed his admiration for Denmark, and Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt, in the wake of the Copenhagen terror attack. In an exclusive interview with Berlingske, Mr Stoltenberg, who…

British travellers to Denmark have been urged to remain vigilant in the wake of last weekend’s terrorist attack. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said in its advice for travel to the country: “After…

The Danske Bank believes the offshore oil industy has become too expensive,which is why it has cut costs over the past few months even though the bank itself enjoyed a good year in…

It was a Swedish police officer who prevented a massacre at the Krudtønden Café in Copenhagen last Saturday, according to Swedish media. South Sweden’s largest newspaper, Sydsvenskan, reports that two armed guards were…

As Dan Uzan, the security guard who was killed outside the Copenhagen Synagogue, Saturday, was being laid to rest yesterday, experts and members of the Jewish community were asking why they weren’t given police protection…

A former terror suspect has praised the alleged terrorist who was shot dead by Danish police, Sunday, as a ‘hero’. Danish-Bosnian Adnan Avdic, who alongside three accomplices was originally found guilty by a…

22-year-old Omar Abdel Hamid El-Hussein, who was slain by police, Sunday, after killing two civilians, is to be given a traditional Islamic burial at the Muslim cemetery in Brøndby, west Copenhagen. El-Hussein was born…

International conventions have prevented Denmark from deporting convicted terrorists. A review of all terrorism-related trials since 2000 reveals that seven people with foreign citizenship are still resident in the country even though they’ve…

Denmark’s fixed exchange rate against the euro will remain the cornerstone of its economic policy, despite the burden of negative interest rates it is carrying to keep the peg in place, Finance Minister…

The latest labour force survey, which reflects the proportion of the population that is ‘economically active’ and is often seen as a more reliable indicator of the labour market situation than the official…