Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Soft policy to blame for immigration surge says DPP

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) has blamed record-high immigration figures on the government’s ‘soft’ policy. New Statistics Denmark figures show that 53,429 migrants have arrived her over the past year and, according to…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Call for change in legislation as 7-year-old is deported

The Liberals are ready to challenge legislation that forces successfully-integrated immigrants to return home to their native country. Nearly 7,000 people have so far protested against the deportation of seven-year-old Im and her…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Red/Greens heading for election success but setback for SPP

The far-left Red/Green Alliance is on course for major gains in next week’s local elections while the Socialist People’s Party (SPP), the former darling of the left-wing, are heading for disaster. A new…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Task force against tax shelters

The government is to spend DKK40m on a ’tax-busters’ task force targeting wealthy Danes who stash undeclared income in foreign tax shelters. In response to a recent undercover TV documentary showing bank employees…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Danish no to EU budget

When the Lithuanian EU Presidency announced agreement on the union’s 2014 budget, early Tuesday morning, it was without Denmark’s help. The proposed €135.5 bn budget is expected to be formally approved within 14…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Greenpeace activist moved ahead of trial

Danish Greenpeace environment campaigner, Anne Mie Roer Jensen, alongside 29 fellow activists, was moved from the northern city of Murmansk on Monday to a pre-trial detention centre in St. Petersburg, Tuesday, where she…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

More disaster aid for Phillipines

The Danish government has granted a further DKK20m in disaster aid to the Philippines, in addition to the DKK10m it gave on Sunday. Development Aid Minister Christian Friis Bach said the catastrophe has…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

DONG could be hit by German wind-energy slowdown

State-owned energy company DONG is refusing to panic over German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the SPD’s plan to slow the expansion of land and sea-based wind power to cut the cost of the…

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Posted on 13. Nov, 2013 in: News

Carlsberg hit by Russian legislation

Brewing giant Carlsberg is confident it can maintain significant earnings in the lucrative Russian market despite being forced to downwardly adjust its year-end expectations after a 9% drop in sales in Q3, and…

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Posted on 12. Nov, 2013 in: News

New poll: Government and opposition in dead heat

The three government coalition parties and the Red/Green Alliance are now running neck and neck with the opposition after a dramatic voter shift over the weekend. The latest Voxmeter poll for news agency…

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