More than half of the 372 people charged with social fraud during the first six months of the year for travelling abroad while claiming unemployment benefits were from ethnic minorities and a third…

The Danish agricultural authorities have expressed alarm about the growing threat of swine fever, which has moved westwards in Poland and was found in a dead wild boar only 85 km from the…

The DKK 11bn Viking Link, a 750-kilometre-long cable between the UK and Denmark, which was touted as a financial benefit for society when approved two years ago, could end up costing Danish consumers…

Politicians on both sides of the aisle have called for a probe into allegations that at the height of the money-laundering scandal Danske Bank offered shady Russian customers anonymity if they bought bars of gold…

Ørsted issues green bonds in Taiwan / Nordic countries corruption-free image damaged /  Vestas finishes Ukraine project…. A week after the government and National Bank announced they are exploring  possibilities of issuing ‘green’…

Ex-immigration minister Inger Støjberg again stirred up the integration debate at the Liberals’ annual party conference over the weekend. In a hard-hitting op-ed article in tabloid daily BT earlier this month Ms Støjberg…

Danish foreign fighters abroad will no longer be offered consular or legal assistance by Danish embassies. Following the controversy surrounding the repatriation of of jihadist Ahmad Salem el-Haj,  who was remanded in custody for…

Denmark has a duty to help all Danish citizens in trouble abroad, even criminals, the Red/Greens said yesterday in response to reports that the government is working on legislation that will prevent foreign…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen travels to Paris today for talks with President Macron, where a new EU asylum policy high on the agenda. The Danish PM has said the current system has failed…

The honeymoon period is over for new Liberal leader Jacob Ellemann Jensen whose first speech as leader to the party’s annual convention, Saturday, was criticised as ‘hazy’ and ‘lacking political content’ by leading…