Posted on 14. Feb, 2011 in: News

Fogh: The spy who came in from his own office?

Was Anders Fogh Rasmussen himself responsible for leaking confidential NATO information to the USA? Professor in security policy Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen of Copenhagen University claims it’s ‘highly probable’ that the Secretary General had…

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Posted on 14. Feb, 2011 in: News

National Bank dismisses euro scepticism

Only one in five Danes believes that the euro would benefit the Danish economy – the rest just don’t understand what’s going on. That’s the verdict from the National Bank and the Danish…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Mubarak: Go now says Løkke

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has urged President Mubarak to resign immediately. He expressed disappointment in Mubarak’s speech last night and said the Egyptian President has ‘failed catastrophically’. “Mubarak is history, he should…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Majority says no to euro

Danes aren’t in a hurry to share a currency with struggling countries such as Greece, Spain and Portugal. A new Gallup poll, taken shortly after Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said that German-French…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Minister’s relationship could prove embarrassing

Former Minister of Science Helge Sander’s relationship to controversial neuro researcher Milena Penkowa could prove to be highly embarrassing for the government. Mr Sander is again suspected of giving his close friend, who…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Danish government was arrogant says Mubarak

Under pressure Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak characterised the Danish government and prime minister at the time Anders Fogh Rasmussen as ‘arrogant’ in 2006. A leaked cable sent by the US Embassy in Cairo…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

New mosque for capital

Copenhagen is to get a new mosque. A virtually unanimous City Council, with the exception of the Danish People’s Party (DPP), voted yes last night to plans for a major new mosque to…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Danish company’s shady dealings with Saddam Hussein

The Svendborg-based Bukkehave Corporation has been found guilty of paying bribes to Saddam Hussein’s regime in 2000 and 2001. A Svendborg court ordered DKK25m to be confiscated after finding that the company sold…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

Early retirement not that costly

New figures show that the early retirement scheme (efterløn) might not be the massive burden on the economy in the future that the government fears. Minister of Finance Claus Hjorth Frederksen warned two…

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Posted on 11. Feb, 2011 in: News

No Hawaii shorts yet

Winter weather will grip Denmark again this weekend, with freezing temperatures and snowfall throughout the country. 10 cm of snow is forecast for Sunday evening and the cold snap is expected to continue…

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7:59 – All the Danish News That Fits

7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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7:59: TODAS LAS NOTICIAS DANESAS DEL MOMENTO.
7:59-Noticias Danesas de Hoy es una nueva fuente de noticias en inglés dirigida especialmente al cuerpo diplomático, extranjeros viviendo en Dinamarca

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