Integration Minister Inger Støjberg has refused to get involved in the debate about Muslims and swimming. While Aarhus City Council is expected to ban segregated swimming at public pools later this week, a…

Around 57,000 residents of this country could be affected by Donald Trump’s decision to ban immigration from seven Muslim-majority nations. Statistics Denmark figures show 57,424 people living in Denmark have citizenship in one of the countries on…

While most of the world reacted strongly to Donald Trump’s immigration ban, Denmark’s right-wing parties praised the US president. The Danish People’s Party (DPP) stressed yesterday it’s up to each individual country to…

Former Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen’s son, Henrik, has been offered a top-level job in the Trump administration and, according to Politiken, is close to accepting. The paper quotes a ‘highly-placed’ source in…

A former top advisor to Queen Margrethe is be grilled by the Tibet Commission about the Royal House’s role in the police’s clampdown on demonstrators during a 2012 state visit by China’s president…

As head of the EU’s anti-corruption program in Ukraine Denmark will commence operations from an office in Kiev tomorrow (Feb 1st). The €16 million, anti-corruption scheme is based on ‘four pillars’ according to…

Novo Nordisk, the world’s top maker of diabetes drugs, has announced a DKK1bn investment ($145m) in a new research centre in Britain despite concerns about Brexit. The company said on Monday it would…

Novo Nordisk is one of three global makers of diabetes treatments being sued in the USA for operating a cartel. Just as the company was announcing a DKK1bn investment in the UK, Monday,…

McDonalds sells off Danish business / Telia denies TDC rumours /  NationalBank sells government bonds McDonalds: McDonald’s has sold off all its Nordic operations to British equity firm Terra Firma, who will become the…

The government laid out its political goals for 2017, Saturday, including a new anti-gang strategy and a helping hand to homeowners, but at the same time Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen acknowledged that…