Lykketoft warns of UK revolution
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Mogens Lykketoft has blamed the British government for the riots in London and other UK cities . The Social Democrats’ policy spokesman said the massive social cuts imposed…
MoreDiplomats kicked out
Libya’s two remaining diplomats in this country have been thrown out. Minister of Foreign Affairs Lene Espersen said that vice-consul Saleh Omar AbuRwesah and finance attaché Khaled Mansour Salem el-Asfar have been declared…
MoreReds target bloated bureaucracy
Around 4,000 local authority bosses, academics, and office workers will lose their jobs if the left-wing opposition comes to power this year. Socialist People’s Party leader Villy Søvndal has warned of a nationwide…
MoreAnd on the 12th day – comeback for C20
After 11 consecutive trading days of falling share prices, Copenhagen Stock Exchange’s trendsetting C20 managed to break the negative cycle by closing 2 percentage points up, Tuesday. It was a roller coaster day…
MoreLA: The Conservatives fear us
The Liberal Alliance (LA) has responded angrily to Conservative claims that a vote for the tiny centrist party could end up as a wasted vote. Party leader Anders Samuelsen yesterday accused the Conservatives…
MoreCrisis costs Mærsk billions
It’s estimated that global uncertainty and falling freight rates could cost the Mærsk Line over DKK5bn this year. Analysts fear that the holding company, A.P. Møller-Mærsk (APM), could be forced to drastically slash…
MoreMærsk Line ‘most reliable’
The Mærsk conglomerate’s shipping division, Mærsk Line, had the world’s most reliable container freight service in the year’s second quarter, according to shipping consultant Drewry’s latest report. Too see the full report, in…
MoreLA: Small party – big ambitions
The Liberal Alliance (LA) is aiming for eight seats, and the balance of power, at this year’s election, even though a recent poll showed the tiny centrist party hovering just above the 2%…
MoreVideo surveillance a threat to democracy says LA
Danish Intelligence (PET) has been granted excessive powers over the past few years and should be reigned in so it doesn’t become a threat to civil liberties and democracy. That’s the view of…
MoreStop war criminals settling in the EU says Naser Khader
The Conservatives and Liberals will stop known war criminals from settling in Europe. Despite accepting responsibility for the death of around 20,000 Syrians in 1982, Syria’s former vice president, Rifaat al-Assad, also known…
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