Migrants play ‘Italy card’
A police raid on migrants living in a Copenhagen park revealed that over half were in possession of residency papers from Italy. Italy is currently inundated with refugees but the raid revealed that…
MoreMoney laundering scandal grows
The money laundering affair surrounding Danske Bank and Nordea involves far more customers than previously revealed. According to the supervisory authorities in the U.S. and Italy, clients of the two banks were heavily…
MoreIndustry leaders back tax deduction for R&D
Some of Denmark’s biggest industrial companies, including wind-energy giants Vestas and Siemens, have backed the Social Democrats’ proposal for a tax deduction for research and development (R&D), trade website Wind Energy Monthly reports….
MoreBusiness shorts
Vestas opens new factory in India / SAS sells London landing spots / Vestager approves chemical giants’ merger Vestas Wind Systems, the world’s leading wind-energy company, has boosted its investment in India with…
MoreLøkke and Vestager in U.S. this week
Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen will be in Washington DC later this week to mark the 100th anniversary of Denmark formally ceding the U.S. Virgin Islands to the United States, at the same…
MoreNo apology for slave policy
No Danes today should be held responsible for their forefathers’ slave policy – that’s the view of the ruling Liberals and Danish People’s Party after the Social Liberals surprisingly backed left-wing parties and…
MorePolice appeal for help to catch illegal immigrants
The police have appealed to the public to help nab illegal immigrants, after a new Rockwool Foundation study showed that even though a record number of illegals were charged last year there are still…
MorePolice decline to prosecute Turkish ‘snitches’
Danish-Turks reported to the Turkish authorities by pro-Ergodan forces in this country can expect no help from the police. According to Berlingske, the police have dismissed a number of allegations from Turkish residents…
More82% rise in immigrants on welfare
The number of non-western immigrants on welfare has risen dramatically over the past seven years. A new Employment Ministry report shows 53,300 immigrants from non-western countries live off social benefits today, an 82%…
MorePM hosts talks on potential Brexit impact
At the start of a very busy week culminating in talks at the White House and a trip to the Virgin Islands, Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen will meet with business representatives, trade unions…
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