Mohammed cartoons: Politicians go where newspapers fear to tread
While Danish newspapers declined to reprint the Mohammed cartoons yesterday on the 10th anniversary of their original publication in Jyllands-Posten, two leading MPs made a public stance. Joachim B. Olsen of the Liberal…
MorePolice stabber attacked Swedish minister
The 25-year-old stateless Palestinian remanded in custody by a Danish court for three weeks on suspicion of the attempted murder of a police officer at Denmark’s largest asylum centre, Sandholm, Tuesday, sprayed Sweden’s…
MoreSoc Dems push for more immigration restrictions
The Social Democrats are demanding further restrictions on immigrants’ right to claim residency for their dependents. 7,593 foreign nationals have already been granted family reunification this year, compared to 5,727 in all of…
More1 in 3 immigrant gays has considered suicide
One in eight immigrant homosexuals has been violently attacked by a member of their own family and one in three has considered suicide. A new survey by the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and…
MoreGreen slowdown will hit electric-car sales
The price of an environment-friendly luxury electric car will nearly triple under the government’s proposed budget. By phasing out tax breaks on electric cars the price of a Tesla Model S is set…
MoreSlight economic growth
Denmark’s economy grew for the eighth successive quarter during Q2 (March – June) the latest figures from Statistics Denmark showed Wednesday. Gross domestic product grew 0.2 percent from the previous three months. First quarter growth…
MoreSlight drop in unemployment
The unemployment rate dropped for the second straight month in August, albeit very slightly, figures from Statistics Denmark showed Wednesday. The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 4.5 percent in August from 4.6…
MoreVietnam calls for more business cooperation as government pulls development aid
On the same day the government announced that development aid to Vietnam is to be stopped, a top Vietnamese official called for increased business links between the two countries. At a reception for…
MoreNeuro scientist found guilty of forgery
A former leading Copenhagen University neuro scientist has been given a two-year suspended sentence after being found guilty of forging research documenets. From the University Post: A new chapter in the drama of…
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