4,561 abused women were denied help at crisis shelters last year due to a lack of space. The record high number comes from the Social Ministry’s own figures, which show that crisis centers…

Politics/Economy: Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s character and personal judgement again came under scrutiny after it was revealed he spent his summer holiday in 2016 at a summer cottage in Skagen, paid for…

Director of the Danish National Bank Hugo Frey Jensen has warned consumers against cryptocurrencies, calling the phenomenon a “speculative playground” and rejecting the notion of consumer protection. The popularisation of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin,…

The Danish Federation of Industry (DI) has welcomed the Chinese economy’s recent surge in growth as a ‘boon’ for Danish businesses. China’s GDP grew by 6.9% last year, beating expectations. With the strong…

Integration Minister Inger Støjberg is moving ahead with new legislation that will make it harder for immigrants to get family reunification, but easier for Danes to bring their foreign-born spouse to this country….

After originally planning to sell off its majority stakeholding in TV2 ,the government is now awaiting the European Commission’s (EC) approval to sell just 49 percent. The ruling Liberals’ media spokesperson, Britt Bager, confirmed…

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen will keep on with the government’s public sector job relocation policy despite the massive costs and widespread criticism. Phase 2,  ‘ABetter Balance 2’, published Tuesday, aims relocate over…

The Alternatives’ Rasmus Nordqvist plans to stand for election to the European Parliament in May of 2018, marking a first for his party. The Alternatives first achieved elected office only three years ago, when they won…

The Liberal Alliance is losing members at a fast rate following the party’s role in the tax reform fiasco. The party has already seen a dip in the polls after LA had promised…

Four Danes with severe disabilities lost their battle for the right to vote at the Supreme Court, Thursday, but immediately announced they would appeal the ruling to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The…