DPP targets DKK12bn in immigrant jobs
The Danish People’s Party (DPP) believes that the massive budget deficit gap can be narrowed by encouraging more immigrants to join the labour market. Ahead of the upcoming negotiations about the government’s 2020…
MoreFormer MP on terrorist rap wants to return to Denmark
Former MP Uwe Jensen, currently serving a prison sentence in the USA for arms and drugs trading, has applied for a transfer into Danish custody. Mr Jensen, who is now 75-years-old, was sentenced…
MoreCNN criticises lack of sex regulation in Denmark
Worldwide news network CNN has characterised Denmark as ‘Scandinavia’s brothel’ and praised Sweden for its crackdown on prostitution. In a new report on sex-trafficking, CNN journalists call the red-light district behind Copenhagen’s main…
MoreCall for law against bestiality
In the wake of last week’s’s controversial TV documentary that revealed the extent of bestiality in Denmark, the Danish People’s Party (DPP) has led the call for a law against humans having sex…
MoreLene E demands Brazil push
Minister of Foreign Affairs has urged Danish companies to take advantage of the booming Brazilian economy. While Sweden and Norway have targeted the South American powerhouse for years, Denmark has focussed on nearby…
MoreBestiality OK says ethics council
The Animal Ethics Council, a department of the Ministry of Justice, has urged the government not to ban bestiality. In response to a controversial documentary shown on Danish national TV last night, charting…
MoreUN: Danish claims of genocide are exaggerated
The UN has dismissed Danish claims of genocide in Libya as ‘exaggerated’. Minister of Foreign Affairs Lene Espersen first raised the threat of genocide when arguing for intervention on March 16th, followed by…
MoreGovernment thows a bone to DPP
The government is ready to challenge EU rules to reward the Danish People’s Party. After DPP leader Pia Kjærsgaard announced that she wouldn’t be issuing any definite ultimatums in upcoming negotiations concerning the…
More25 years for Somali pirate
A Somali pirate has been given a 25-year jail sentence by a Washington DC court for his part in the hi-jacking of a Danish ship. Per Gullestrup, CEO of the Clipper shipping line,…
MoreInterest up – but no cause for panic
The Danish Central Bank raised its prime lending rate to 1.3%, Thursday, falling in line with the European Central Bank (ECB) which, as expected raised its benchmark interest rate to 1.25% from a…
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