Small business more optimistic
Recession, rising unemployment, low growth prospects – yet smaller businesses have become more optimistic. A new business report for Q2 by the Danish Federation of Small & Medium Sized Enterprises reveals that smaller…
MoreBorder control ‘laughable’
Denmark’s new border legislation came into effect, Tuesday, as 30 new customs officers took up their positions on the German-Danish border to stop smugglers, illegal immigrants and East European criminals descending en masse…
MoreGive Denmark a wide berth says top German pol
A top German politician has urged tourists to stay away from Denmark in protest at the new border control regulations. Jörg-Uwe Hahn, Minister for Europe in the German state of Hessen, who has…
MoreCold shower for 50.000 Copenhageners
Major parts of inner-city Copenhagen could be without hot water for at least a week after the weekend’s floods, affecting up to 50,000 residents. A Copenhagen Energy spokesman said many water pipes are…
MorePia K stirs up border debate – again
As 50 new customs officials start work today in accordance with Denmark’s new border control legislation, the first of 260, Danish People’s Party (DPP) leader Pia Kjærsgaard has again tried to stir up…
MoreNew German attack
There’ll be more criticism aimed at Denmark this week when ministers of the 16 German states pass a resolution condemning the Danish border control agreement when they gather in Berlin. In a move…
MoreNew poll signals comfortable majority for opposition
Opposition politicians can enjoy the summer break knowing they’re heading for victory in this year’s election. A new Voxmeter poll gives the ‘red’ alliance 95 seats against the government alliance’s 80, and the…
MoreGreeks seize humanitarian ship
The Greek coastguard has seized a Danish – Canadian ship carrying medicine and emergency aid items bound for Gaza in Israel. The ship, with 50 activists on board, including five Danes, attempted to…
MoreWelfare cheats, illegal immigrants nabbed at Roskilde
A tax authority clampdown on traders at last weekend’s Roskilde Festival proved to be extremely profitable for the state. A significant number of those working in food tents and shops were found to…
MorePublic will help junkies
A majority of the population would have nothing against paying extra in tax to finance withdrawal treatment for drug addicts. In a new pan-Nordic survey conducted by the Centre for Alcohol and Drug…
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