Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

Prison sentence for leaking pirate information

A 27-year-old soldier has been given a 14-day prison sentence for ‘dereliction of duty’ after leaking confidential information. The convicted man was a machine operator on the Danish warship Esbern Snare in March…

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Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

Shorter break for MP’s

Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Scmidt has requested that the parliamentary recess be cut short so the government’s tax reform bill, agreed with the Liberals and Conservatives on June 22nd, can be given a first…

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Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

Danes enjoy church ceremonies, but don’t believe in God

A new Gallup poll shows that 42 per cent Danes don’t believe in God, even though they’ve happily attended church and embraced the Christian faith in weddings, christenings, and confirmations. Henrik Højlund, President…

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Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

Cut-price airline targets Copenhagen Airport

Ryanair is again hoping to set up shop at Copenhagen Airport. The Irish cut-price flyer has applied for take-off and landing permission for 34 routes in a direct challenge to Easyjet and Norwegian…

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Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

Deportation for violent Pole

A Polish national will be deported from Denmark as soon as he’s served a 15-month sentence for violence against his ex-wife and 17-year-old son. The court heard how he pulled her hair and…

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Posted on 19. Jul, 2012 in: News

No confidence in Vestas

Investment-management firm Sanford C. Bernstein has shown its lack of confidence in Danish wind energy giant Vestas by slashing its target for the company’s long term growth potential by half. The pessimism is…

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Posted on 18. Jul, 2012 in: News

Danish drug could be used in US executions today

The UN has become involved in the legal wrangling surrounding the planned execution of two convicted murderers due to be put to death in the US today, allegedly with the help of drugs…

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Posted on 18. Jul, 2012 in: News

No to increased border control say Social Democrats

The ruling Social Democrats will resist any effort to tighten passport controls at the Danish borders, despite a rise in the number of asylum seekers, especially Somalians, who arrive in Southern Europe without…

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Posted on 18. Jul, 2012 in: News

Violent revolution could be necessary

A leading member of the Red/Green Alliance has said violence could be necessary if political opponents aren’t willing to accept a democratic transition to a socialist regime. After party spokesman Per Clausen warned…

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Posted on 18. Jul, 2012 in: News

Red/Greens demand job guarantee

The Red/Green Alliance is demanding a job guarantee for the thousands of jobless who will lose their right to benefits from January 1st, after the unemployment insurance entitlement period was reduced to two…

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