Posted on 25. Apr, 2018 in: News

Submarine Slayer trial: Verdict today

A Copenhagen court will rule today in the ‘Submarine Slayer’ trial that has gripped the nation and created headlines throughout the world. The decision by one professional judge and two jurors is expected…

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Posted on 25. Apr, 2018 in: News

Minister calls for cuts in electricity tax

Tax Minister Karsten Lauritzen has called for the tax on electricity consumption, currently the highest in Europe, to be slashed. According to the Tax Ministry approximately 40 percent of a household electricity bill…

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Posted on 25. Apr, 2018 in: News

Encouraging retail sales

Retail sales increased for the first time in four months in March as shops emerged from the winter slump. The latest Statistics Denmark show retail turnover rose 0.4 percent month-over-month in March, reversing…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Integration Minister seeks inspiration in Germany

Integration Minister Inger Støjberg travels to Berlin today on a fact-finding mission to hear more about the new German government’s suspension of family reunification for refugees granted only temporary protection. Ms Støjberg, who…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Greenland election today

Greenland voters head to the polls today to elect a new government. Although the general view from Copenhagen is that it’s been a one-issue campaign – independence from Denmark – Greenland’s 40,000 eligible…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Opposition criticises government’s green policy

The government’s ’2030’ energy plan includes a proposal for Denmark’s, and possibly the world’s, biggest-ever sea-based wind farm yet lacks ambition, the Social Democrats said yesterday. The opposition party’s energy spokesman, Jens Joel,…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Government resists anti-smoking measures

Increasing the price of a packet of cigarettes to DKK90 is the most effective method to deter young people from smoking, a new report shows ahead of a parliamentary debate today when lawmakers…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Submarine Slayer: Verdict tomorrow

The prosecution has demanded a life sentence for ‘Submarine Slayer’ Peter Madsen for the brutal murder of Swedish journalist Kim Wall. In his final arguments before Wednesday’s verdict, prosecutor Jakob Buch-Jepsen acknowledged that…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Employment at record-high

The employment rate in this country hit a record high in February, with 2,732, 423 wage earners, an increase of 3,800 on January. The building and construction sector has reaped the reward of…

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Posted on 24. Apr, 2018 in: News

Business shorts

Vestager targets Apple (again) / Experts question world’s longest power cable… Margrethe Vestager, Denmark’s EU Competition Commissioner, is continuing her battle with multinationals by opening an investigation into Apple’s bid for British music discovery…

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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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7:59: TODAS LAS NOTICIAS DANESAS DEL MOMENTO.
7:59-Noticias Danesas de Hoy es una nueva fuente de noticias en inglés dirigida especialmente al cuerpo diplomático, extranjeros viviendo en Dinamarca

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