Industry insiders have expressed concern about the number of highly skilled public sector IT employees who are out of work because their jobs have been outsourced to India. Hanne Lykke Jespersen, head of…

Yesterday’s good news about economic growth was tempered today by new jobless figures that continue to rise. 163,000 people are now officially unemployed, 6.1% of the workforce. Although jobs aren’t being created, senior…

The downward spiral for retail sales has continued for the third month in a row. Statistics Denmark has reported a drop of 1% in July, far greater than the estimated 0.2%. At the…

Opposition leader Helle Thorning-Schmidt said the latest unemployment figures confirm the need for new initiatives to boost the struggling economy. She said both growth and employment figures are insufficient and it’s young people…

Social Democrat leader Helle Thorning-Schmidt claims she has nothing against her close political ally, Villy Søvndal, reasserting his socialist credentials (http://seven59.dk/were-more-left-wing-than-social-democrats-says-villy) and said it would have no effect on the two parties’ close…

Socialist People’s Party leader Villy Søvndal is more than willing to debate foreign policy with Minister of Foreign Affairs Lene Espersen – he’s just too busy. That was the excuse from the SPP’s…

The Social Democrats and their political allies would win 53.2% of the vote if an election were held today, compared to 46.8% for the government alliance parties, the latest Megafon poll for TV2…

The Social Democrats and Socialist People’s Party (SPP) may appear to be joined at the hip in the election campaign but cracks are appearing in the four-year long political love affair. SPP boss…

Villy Søvndal would be the election’s outright winner if it was up to young, first-time voters. Nearly one in three, or 29%, would vote for the Socialist People’s Party, according to the findings…

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s decision to leave the hectic election campaign to attend President Sarkozy’s Libya summit in Paris this evening is a ‘strategically wise’ move, according to election expert Robert Clemmensen…