Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

Sickness benefits – the latest EU problem

It isn’t just child and unemployment benefits that EU citizens can take back to their own countries. A new Labour Ministry report shows that between 2008-12, around DKK400m in sickness benefits was paid…

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Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

Government facing vote of no confidence

The government has just 15 days to put together a majority for its proposal to bring Danish child allowance rules into line with EU legislation – or face a possible vote of no-confidence….

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Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

EU benefits debate could lead to no for Patent Court

Voter support for the EU Patent Court continues to fall. A new A&B poll shows that just 47% of the electorate intend to vote yes in the May 25th referendum, down from 54%…

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Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

Development aid to boost Danish trade

Development Minister Mogens Jensen will in future devote a larger share of development aid to help Danish companies establish themselves in emerging countries – particularly in Africa. During a visit to the West…

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Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

Denmark destroys cluster munitions

Denmark has destroyed its complete stockpile of cluster bombs that had been kept since the Cold War period. Foreign Minister Martin Lideggard said around 42,000 cluster munitions had been made inoperable, four years…

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Posted on 20. Mar, 2014 in: News

Danish shippers fear Russia sanctions

Danish shippers such as Maersk Line, Unifeeder, and DFDS are at particular risk of being hit by Russian sanctions, according to the Danish Shipowners’ Association whose members have a combined revenue in Russia…

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Posted on 19. Mar, 2014 in: News

Thorning backs Turkey’s EU hopes

Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt assured President Abdullah Gül yesterday that Turkey has Denmark’s ‘full support’ for its EU membership application but at the same time acknowledged there are still certain issues that need…

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Posted on 19. Mar, 2014 in: News

Danish PM ‘concerned’ about Putin’s ambitions

Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt and Turkey’s President Abdullah Gül have dismissed Russian claims that Sunday’s referendum in Crimea was legitimate. According to President Putin, the referendum was ‘in accordance with all democratic principles…

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Posted on 19. Mar, 2014 in: News

Denmark will wean EU off Russian energy

Denmark is ready to lead the way in making the EU less dependent upon energy imports from Russia. In reaction to the Crimea crisis, Foreign Minister Martin Lidegaard will brief parliament’s Foreign Policy…

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Posted on 19. Mar, 2014 in: News

Political calls for arms embargo on Russia

A number of Danish parties have called for an EU embargo on arms exports to Russia after President Putin formally laid claim to the Crimean peninsula, Tuesday. Ex-foreign minister Holger K. Nielsen said…

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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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