Lazy and proud – that’s ‘work-shy’ Robert
The Social Democrats have denounced a benefits recipient who openly admitted in a TV interview, Sunday, that he’s a ‘lazy pig’ who’s content to sponge off the state. After Robert ‘Work-shy’ Nielsen admitted…
MoreA.P. Møller inks $860m Russian deal
A.P. Møller-Maersk’s (APM) port and harbours division, APM Terminals, has acquired a 37.5 per cent stake in Global Ports, the owner and operator of terminals in Russia, the Pacific and Baltic coasts, and…
More7.59 -Danish News Today – The Week That Was, September 3rd – September 9th, 2012
Politics / Economy Villy Søvndal unexpectedly quit as Socialist People’s Party (SPP) leader, Friday, but will continue as Minister of Foreign Affairs. Health Minister Atrid Krag quickly emerged as the favourite to succeed…
MoreLA PASADA SEMANA: Resumen de Noticias del 3 al 9 de septiembre de 2012
POLITICA/ECONOMIA El día viernes Villy Søvndal anunció, sorpresivamente, que renunciaba al puesto de líder del Partido Socialista Popular (SF), pero continuará fungiendo como Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores. La Ministra de Salud, Astrid Krag,…
MoreNo political horse trading say Socialists
Socialist People’s Party (SPP) leadership has rejected that political horse-trading led to Environment Minister Ida Auken’s decision not to run for the vacant job of party leader. Ms Auken quickly emerged as the…
MoreGovernment launches trade offensive in China
Over the next few months the Danish government will try to reap even more rewards from Chinese President Hu Jintao’s state-visit earlier this year, which has already led to deals totalling DKK17bn for…
MoreViolent offenders should lose their citizenship says DPP
Convicted immigrant violent offenders should be stripped of their citizenship, according to the Danish People’s Party’s (DPP) Kristian Thulesen Dahl, igniting the moral values debate as he prepares to succeed Pia Kjærsgaard as…
MoreSkilled workers forced to sweep the streets
Minister for Employment Mette Frederiksen sees no problem in highly skilled, unemployed seniors being forced to sweep the streets under the government’s work guarantee for the elderly scheme, which requires all local authorities…
MoreTax official clears Liberals
Former head of department at the Tax Authority, Peter Loft, heavily implicated in the Taxgate scandal currently being investigated by the Tax Commission, has come to the aid of the Liberals by stating…
MoreTax frauds feel the heat
Danes with hidden fortunes stashed way in foreign tax shelters are becoming increasingly concerned about the possibility of a hefty fine and/or confiscation by the Danish authorities. Although the amnesty for tax-fraud doesn’t…
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