The economy remains weak, unemployment will continue to rise and the housing market remains unstable. The Danske Bank’s latest quarterly review of the Danish economy mirrors the Jyske Bank’s prognosis released Monday –…

The cold snap reached new heights – or lows – Tuesday morning as temperatures dropped to below minus 15c. throughout the country. Residents of Hvide Sande on the west coast of Jutland woke…

The US Embassy in Stockholm has been placed on heightened security alert after receiving a concrete threat. The embassy’s press secretary, Chris Dunnett, said there was no connection to last week’s terror attack…

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has distanced himself from Health Minister Bertel Haarder’s abusive rant at a TV journalist. After Mr Haarder dismissed an interviewer as an ‘asshole’ who was ‘full of crap’…

Lars Løkke Rasmussen emerged once again as the winner in his latest TV debate with Socialist People’s Party leader Villy Søvndal, according to political commentators. Berlingske Tidende’s Thomas Larsen said it was obvious…

Lene Espersen says she has no intention of resigning either before or after an election. After a weekend of disastrous opinion polls and internal party criticism of her leadership abilities, the embattled Conservative…

The Conservatives’ finance spokesman, Mike Legarth, has urged his party to turn its back on government unless the ruling Liberal Party is prepared to back key issues such as tax relief and a…

The government will lose the next election if the Conservatives in-fighting continues. After yet another weekend of infighting and contradictory messages from the struggling party, Danish People’s Party leader Pia Kjærsgaard warned that…

At least 10% off the asking price. That’s the rule of thumb for home buyers right now as the housing market continues to struggle. New figures from the Mortgage Lenders Council reveal, for…

The government’s efforts to combat poverty over the past year have failed according to 51% of respondents in a new survey by You Gov who believe that things have got worse for those…