The Nord Stream 2 sags drags on. After Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen said on Wednesday Denmark hasn’t yet decided whether to allow the joint German-Russian gas pipeline to pass through its territorial waters,…

Kremlin critic Bill Browder, who approached the Danish authorities five years ago to report his suspicions that Danske Bank was involved in money laundering but the authorities declined to act, estimates that roughly $1…

Multi-millionaire Lars Seier Christensen is aiming to make FC Copenhagen a European force after investing DKK222m ($33m) for a 23% stake in Parken Sport & Entertainment, owners of the football team. Mr Christiansen,…

Facebook has dropped plans to build a second hyperscale data centre in Denmark. The global social media giant is already investing billions of kroner in a similar 56.500 sq.metre data project in Denmark’s…

MHI Vestas, a joint venture between Denmark’s Vestas Wind Systems, the world’s largest supplier of wind turbines, and Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is planning to continue investing in its wind turbine blade manufacturing…

Copenhagen-based energy company Hofor has secured permission from the Danish Energy Agency to investigate building two offshore windfarms in the Øresund (Sound) strait that separates Denmark from Sweden. The first site being considered is…

Naser Khader, the chair of parliament’s Defence Committee, has defended a report by the Washington DC-based Atlantic Council think-tank that showers the Danish military with praise but, according to experts, omits critical details…

Russia’s aggression in Ukraine will be a factor when Denmark decides whether to allow the Gazprom-owned Nordstream 2 gas pipeline to pass through Danish territorial waters, according to Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen. Foreign…

Voters see New Conservative leader Pernille Vermund as tougher on immigration than her Danish People’s Party (DPP) counterpart Kristian Thulesen Dahl. Although Ms Vermlund is a ‘freshman’ in politics, 41% of voters in…

Integration Minister Inger Støjberg is ‘proud’ of the government’s low start rate for welfare claimants – the so-called ‘integration benefit’ – despite claims it’s helping to fuel child poverty. A new report by…