Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Fogh Rasmussen: NATO backs Turkey

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen called the downing of a Turkish jet over Syria ‘unacceptable’, Tuesday, and condemned it in the ‘strongest terms’ but stopped short of threatening retaliatory action. Whilst expressing…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

No more talks says Finance Minister

Finance Minister Bjarne Corydon has dismissed trade union calls for a resumption of collective bargaining negotiations between the government, employers, and unions. Talks broke down three weeks ago when union bosses refused to…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Thorning rules out new EU referendum

It will be a number of years before Danes are are asked to vote in a referendum on the country’s justice and defence opt-outs. In an interview with Politiken, Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Unpopular PM

Helle Thorning-Schmidt’s popularity ratings have fallen even more since the government brokered a tax reform agreement with the opposition, Friday. In a new snap poll by Rambøll, only 16.9 per cent of the…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Socialists defy party line

Two leading Socialist People’s Party MP’s have vowed to defy the party line and vote against the tax reform bill when it’s put before parliament. Even though the party’s parliamentary group chairman Pernille…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Sass-Larsen releases confidential memo, rejects crime links

Leading Social Democrat Henrik Sass Larsen has denied Danish Intelligence (PET) allegations that on at least one occasion he asked a member of the criminal bike gang, Bandidos, to provide protection. After publishing…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

India demands arms-dealer extradition

India has sent a high-ranking intelligence officer to Copenhagen in an effort to convince the Danish authorities that the Supreme Court should be asked to rule as to whether convicted arms smuggler Niels…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Sky-high household debt threatens economy

The high level of private debt in this country is a threat to the economy, Handelsbanken economists claim. Although the Danish mortgage system has traditionally made Danes perpetual debtors throughout their lives, household…

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Posted on 26. Jun, 2012 in: News

Tax reform won’t boost spending

It’s highly unlikely that tax reform will fuel a spending boom, as hoped by the government. Although taxpayers will soon enjoy a collective DKK7bn windfall, a new report by Nordea analysts shows that…

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Posted on 25. Jun, 2012 in: News

PM defends tax reform agreement

After being conspicuously absent during a weekend of political storm weather that’s threatened to split the coalition, Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt today defended the government’s much criticised tax reform agreement with the opposition…

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7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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7:59-Noticias Danesas de Hoy es una nueva fuente de noticias en inglés dirigida especialmente al cuerpo diplomático, extranjeros viviendo en Dinamarca

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