Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 in: News

Votes retain faith in DPP despite negative issues

The Danish People’s Party has gained support despite a number of recent negative issues. The biggest party on the right was ordered to repay EU funding it spent on a political campaign last…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 in: News

Trade organisation sees ‘major possibilities’ for Denmark in climate agreement.

The Confederation of Danish Industries (DI) has welcomed the climate deal agreed at the Paris COP21 climate conference after two weeks of intense negotiations. The agreement, announced Saturday, is the first to commit…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 in: News

Government’s climate policy doesn’t match COP21 ambitions

The government’s policies don’t live up to the lofty ambitions of the climate deal agreed at the Paris COP21 climate conference, the Danish Energy Association (DEA) said yesterday. Despite the positivism of the…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 in: News

Government’s support for West Bank labelling fuels dispute with DPP

Foreign Minister Kristian Jensen has distanced himself from the previous Social Democrat government’s tough stance on Israel and called for a more ‘balanced’ policy. However the government’s enthusiastic support for the EU’s recent…

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Posted on 14. Dec, 2015 in: News

Cyber crime up

While criminality in Denmark is generally decreasing, cyber-crime is on the rise – over the past year the number of cases involving credit card fraud on the internet, false e-mails requesting bank details,…

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Posted on 13. Dec, 2015 in: TWTW

The Week That Was, December 7th – December 13th 2015

Politics/Economy The government slightly revised down its economic growth expectation for 2015 in its latest Economic Review published by the Ministry of Finance – gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 1.4…

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Posted on 11. Dec, 2015 in: News

Minister brushes off criticism of anti-refugee ads – more on the way

Integration Minister Inger Støjberg is preparing to run a new anti-refugee media campaign in Middle East newspapers despite criticism from parliament’s ombudsman who characterised the original advert, placed in a number of Lebanese…

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Posted on 11. Dec, 2015 in: News

Police could seize refugees’ assets

Refugees risk having their cash and valuables seized by the Danish authorities to pay for food and lodging while their application for residency is being processed, if the government’s latest restrictions are passed…

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Posted on 11. Dec, 2015 in: News

No new Iraq Commission says Foreign Minister

Foreign Minister Kristian Jensen has dismissed calls to reopen the Iraq Commission despite criticism from the UN. In a new report published to coincide with 67th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human…

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Posted on 11. Dec, 2015 in: News

Germany questions government’s ID check proposal

The government’s plan to force transport companies to check refugees’ passports and identification while they’re still on German soil will damage the close Danish-German relationship, a top politician from the border state of…

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7:59 – All the Danish News That Fits

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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