European Council President Donald Tusk’s offer of a compromise on the ‘emergency brake’ on social benefits for EU citizens, which British Prime Minister David Cameron has tried to secure as part of the…

A working paper for better integration, presented by Integration Minister Inger Støjberg at an internal government meeting yesterday, was dismissed as inadequate by Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. Politiken quotes ‘highly placed sources’…

The Social Democrats are determined to fast-track refugees and migrants into the labour market. The party’s latest integration proposals, to be presented at a press conference today, will require all newcomers to look…

Denmark’s image abroad has taken a battering over the past few weeks with the international media criticising the ‘Nazi-like’ jewellery law, strict immigration controls, and the clampdown on family reunification for refugees. The…

Ahead of his visit to the year’s most important summit in the African Union, Minister for Foreign Affairs Kristian Jensen has launched a new Danish country policy paper confirming Denmark’s commitment to South…

Indian Suzlon sets up research centre in Denmark / Sub-sea energy link with Holland / Maersk Line moves Asian HQ to Hong Kong Suzlon: Indian wind group Suzlon has announced the opening of…

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has sent a letter to EU leadership outlining Denmark’s aim to be as ‘close to Europol as possible’. At the same time, he writes, Denmark could request cooperation…

A new opinion poll shows it’s the ruling Liberals that have lost the most voters since the election and not the Social Democrats as indicated last week. A Megafon poll sent shock waves…

The Danish People’s Party (DPP) is pushing for tighter and more extensive border controls, even though Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said after the controversial jewellery law was passed last week that there…

Western nations, including Denmark, vowed to wipe the Islamic State off the face of the earth after the Paris terrorist attack in November and, according to Foreign Minister Kristian Jensen, things are moving…