Integration policy no longer officially exists at Copenhagen Town Hall. A left wing majority consisting of the Social Democrats, Social Liberals, Socialist People’s Party, and the Red/Green Alliance, have passed a resolution for…

Around 2,000 women will participate in a ‘headscarf’ happening today in protest against the Danish People’s Party’s proposal to ban health workers from wearing religious symbols in hospitals. Minister of Education Bertel Haarder…

Danish People’s Party leader Pia Kjærsgaard has been forced to install a so-called ‘panic room’ in her Gentofte house – a room with a reinforced door and a direct alarm to the police…

Leading Danish companies could be attractive targets for terrorists, according to leaked WikiLeaks cables. Pharma giants Bavarian Nordic and Novo Nordisk figure prominently in despatches by American diplomats concerning the global threat to…

A leading union official has expressed concern that Denmark could soon have a new underclass of people – the ‘working poor’. According to Mattias Tesfaye, trade representative at 3F, Denmark’s biggest trade union,…

An American sailor is suing the Mærsk Line for 50 million US dollars. The 50-year-old man claims he was sexually abused by the South Korean police during shore leave in Yosu in 2008…

A shelter for homeless men, ‘A Warm Bed’, was closed down, Sunday, while personnel searched the premises for stolen goods. Copenhagen shelters have been in the spotlight since police claimed they have become…

Politics The ship that leaked – Denmark heads left Ander Fogh Rasmussen was the first big-name Dane to feel the heat from the WikiLeaks affair, Monday, when leaked diplomatic cables suggested he had…

 POLITICA: Un barco cargado de… Wike-Leaks— Dinamarca se inclina hacia la izquierda  En las revelaciones de Wike-Leaks del día lunes, Anders Fogh Rasmusen fue el primer nombre danés que sintiera el golpe de…

Some of the confidential diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks refer to specific terror threats made against Denmark. Former US Ambassador to Denmark, James P. Cain, admitted last week that correspondence between Copenhagen and…