Government condemns Iran attack
The government has condemned Iran’s missile attack on Israel and warned that Denmark is facing a heightened terror threat. In a message on social media X after Iran launched drones and fired missiles…
MoreCalls for more support for Israel
Denmark needs to support Israel even more after Iran’s attempt to ‘murder as many people as possible’ the chair of Parliament’s Foreign Policy Committee, Michael Aastrup Jensen, said Sunday. He told TV2 that…
MoreLA leader lays out political platform
Despite Liberal Alliance (LA) leader Alex Vanopslagh’s reluctance to speculate about his prime ministerial ambitions he laid out a political platform for a future centre-right government over the weekend. In a rousing speech…
MorePM heads for Poland after Argentina president cancels visit
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has cancelled an official visit to Denmark today due to the escalating situation between Iran and Israel. The now postponed top-level visit by the newly elected President, who’s been…
MoreMinkgate costs grow and grow and….
Nearly four years after the government ordered the mass cull of Denmark’s entire mink population of approximately 17 million minks the ‘Minkgate scandal’ continues to grow. Mink breeders whose livelihood was ruined following the…
MoreBorder controls extended
The government has extended temporary border controls with Germany by six months due to the ‘continued high threat of terrorism’. The existing controls would have expired in May but the ‘safety and security…
MoreMinister denies authorities use Google, Facebook to monitor taxpayers
Tax Minister Jeppe Bruus has confirmed that the Tax Agency (SKAT) doesn’t collect personal data from Google or Facebook for its Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. After Politiken revealed this week that the tax…
MoreImmigrants’ fertility rate less than Danish women
For the first time in many years ‘non-western’ immigrant women are having fewer children than ethnic Danes. A new report by Statistics Denmark shows non-western women, typically from the Middle East, Africa, certain…
MoreVoters demand royals work more for their money
A majority of the electorate wants to see more demands placed on the royal family for the extra DKK17.3m they will receive this year, if the government’s proposal is passed by parliament. When…
MorePolitico: Denmark’s tough immigration policy could deny Mette Frederiksen top EU job
Politico EU, seen as the most influential media in the EU, reports how Denmark, under Social Democrat Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and her centre-right predecessor Lars Løkke Rasmussen, has pursued some of the…
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