Posted on 30. Jul, 2015 in: News

Housing bubble concern

Banking sector watchdog, the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA), is keeping a close eye on banks to ensure easily available, low-interest credit isn’t fueling an overheated property market. The DFSA is investigating whether…

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Posted on 30. Jul, 2015 in: News

‘Overworked’ police live up to traffic targets

Copenhagen Police have reached their speeding ticket target for the year so far despite claiming that they are undermanned and overworked in the wake of the terror attack in February. During the first…

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Posted on 30. Jul, 2015 in: News

Business shorts

Employment figures up/Retail sales up/Vestager targets Mickey mouse – again Jobs: 4,600 new jobs were created in May, the latest Statistics Denmark figures show. 2,605,334 people are now in full or part-time work but…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Danish killer used in terrorist recruitment campaign

Images of Omar El-Hussein, the 22 year-old Muslim who killed two civilians and injured six police officers during the Copenhagen terror attack in February, are being used in a new recruitment campaign for…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Worn-out planes could speed up deal for replacements

The poor state of the Danish Air Force’s fleet of F-16s  could fast-forward the planned DKK20bn purchase of replacement planes. After Danish F-16 mechanics urged the government to stop the bombing raids on the…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Government pushes to extend Iraq mandate

Despite the warning from F-16 mechanics about worn out planes and ground staff, the government is determined to extend the military mission in Iraq when the original mandate expires in October. The ruling…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Conservatives will extend bombing raids to Syria

The Conservatives will demand even more military pressure on the Islamic State (IS) when the political mandate for the current bombing missions expire in October. In response to the debate sparked off by…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Relocating refugees outside Denmark would be costly says expert

‘Parking’ refugees in another country while the Danish authorities process their application for asylum, as suggested by the Danish People’s Party (DPP), is feasible but would be very expensive. Austria and the Czech…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Russian food boycott could cause permanent damage for exporters

Lucrative Danish agriculture exports to Russia could be lost forever. Russia’s embargo on western foodstuffs has led to drastic price increases on local goods, encouraging Russian farmers to increase production at a rate…

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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 in: News

Baywatch Pam sends heartfelt plea to Løkke

Hollywood star and former Baywatch babe has written a personal letter to Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, pleading with him to intervene in the annual Faroe Islands’ traditional slaughter of whales known as…

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