Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

DPP repeats demand for permanent border control

The government has requested permission from the EU to extend temporary border control that expires on February 12th but it’s not enough for the Danish People’s Party (DPP). The party’s immigration spokesman, Martin…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Thaw in frosty DK-India relations?

Energy and Climate Minister Lars Christian Lilleholt will lead a large trade delegation to Mumbai next week even though relations between Denmark and India remain strained due to the Niels Holck arms affair….

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Minister urges refugees to return home

Integration Minister Inger Støjberg has again urged refugees to return home to their native country if it’s safe for them to do so. In response to criticism of the government’s move to forcibly…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Debtors owe DKK100bn to state

Taxpayers and companies’ debt to the state is expected to top DKK100bn ($16bn) this year, an all-time high, the Social Democrats’ tax spokesman said yesterday after a briefing from Tax Ministry officials. The…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Trump, Europe elections, Syria to dominate 2017 news

Foreign affairs editors from Denmark’s leading newspapers agree on the issues that will dominate the news in 2017: Donald Trump’s first moves as President, the three major general elections in Europe, and the…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Defence lawyer will resist South Korea extradition request

Denmark is awaiting a formal request from Seoul to extradite the daughter of Choi Soon-sil, the woman at the centre of the huge corruption scandal that has led to the impeachment of South…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2017 in: News

Auto sales hit new high

Auto sales hit a new record-high in 2016 as nearly 223,000 vehicles were driven off showroom forecourts, New figures from The Danish Car Importers Association (DCIA) show a 7.3% increase on 2015, a result, according to…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2017 in: News

PM: Reforms are key to avoiding new crisis

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen stressed the need for further labour market reforms in his televised New Year speech to the nation, Monday evening, even though the economy is recovering. He warned against…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2017 in: News

Think-tank: 6 out of 10 dependent upon welfare

Pushing through reforms will be difficult when so many people in this country are dependent upon welfare, the right-leaning think-tank CEPOS has warned. A new study by the think-tank, based on the latest…

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Posted on 02. Jan, 2017 in: News

Queen: We need to give refugees a warm welcome, but….

In her traditional New Year address to the nation HM Queen Margrethe urged Danes to offer refugees a warm welcome but stressed that the state also needs to make demands on the newcomers….

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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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