Løkke defends bomb attacks on Gaddafi
Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has defended bombing raids on Muammar Gaddafi’s properties in Libya, but at the same time refused to say whether Danish planes have been involved. The government has come…
MoreLast chance says Løkke
As negotiations surrounding the government’s 2020 Economic Plan enter their final phase, Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen warned that it’s ‘make your mind up time’. At his weekly press conference, the PM said…
MoreRacism rap for Free Press boss
Head of the Free Press Society, Lars Hedegaard, has been found guilty of making racist statements. The High Court has overruled a lower court that had found him not guilty of racism when…
MoreOne-legged bomber on terrorism charge
Lors Doukaev, the one-legged Chechen boxer who nearly blew himself up in a Copenhagen hotel last year, is to be charged under the anti-terror act. The Public Prosecutor said that Doukaev would be…
MoreI’m dreaming of a white….summer
Summer may be just around the corner but snow fell in parts of Denmark, Tuesday. Residents of North Jutland around Aalborg experienced light snowfall as a combination of cold air and heavy cloud…
MoreGovernment tight-lipped on British report
The Danish People’s Party and the Socialist People’s Party are highly critical of the government’s unwillingness to provide information to the public concerning British reports that it was Danish fighter jets that killed…
MoreNew poll: Left loses ground
There’s good news for the government as election speculation grows. A new Voxmeter poll for news agency Ritzau indicates that the opposition’s comfortable lead has virtually vanished and the race could be too…
MoreSocial Liberal dilemma
80% of the Social Liberals’ own voters want to see the party form part of a left-wing coalition after this year’s election, even though leader Margarethe Vestager has backed the government’s 2020 retirement…
MoreLA will continue the fight for tax relief
Liberal Alliance leader Anders Samuelsen has accused the government of failing liberal voters by its unwillingness to push for tax relief and warned he will raise the issue again after the election when…
MoreMoral dilemma for Lundbeck as Texas prepares for execution
Danish pharmaceutical giant Lundbeck’s moral responsibility will be tested again in Texas, USA, today when Cary Kerr, a convicted rapist and murderer, faces execution by lethal injection. The German Nicole Baltus, a pen-friend…
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