Posted on 20. Jan, 2020 in: News

Defence Minister cracks down on fraud

Defence Minister Trine Bramsen has given her ministry’s internal auditors increased powers to investigate possible fraud following the military invoices scandal. The minister said there’s a need for a thorough clean up after…

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Posted on 20. Jan, 2020 in: News

News in brief

New €18bn bridge link to Jutland….Blackstone backs down….French oysters cause New Year virus…. The government is moving ahead with plans to build a bridge over the Kattegat Sea that will significantly reduce the…

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Posted on 20. Jan, 2020 in: News

Maersk boss blasts EU rules that favour China, US

Soren Skou, CEO of Danish shipping giant Maesk, has lashed out at EU competition laws that he claims are making it difficult for top European companies to compete with American and Chinese rivals….

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Posted on 19. Jan, 2020 in: TWTW

The Week That Was, January 13th – 19th 2020:

Politics/Economy: The economy is facing a downturn this year as a slowdown that started in 2019 takes hold, according to a new pan-Scandinavian poll of leading economists. The Liberals’ former foreign minister Kristian…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

No help for Syria kids from ‘children’s PM’

Mette Frederiksen may be the self-proclaimed ‘prime minister for children’ but she won’t allow kids in Syrian refugee camps, born to foreign fighters, to come to Denmark. In a raft of proposals presented…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

Allies denounce government’s ‘draconian’ methods

New anti-terror measures proposed by the government, Thursday, have been dismissed by its support parties as ’draconian’ and a move towards a police state. In addition to forcibly removing children born to foreign…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

Government foot-dragging on new North Sea tenders

The government has taken a time out on whether to licence new tenders for oil and gas extraction in the North Sea. Climate Minister Dan Jørgensen told Berlingske he’s put the decision on…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

Hong Kong protestors to recreate Tienanmen Square ‘Pillar of Shame’ outside Danish parliament

A large sculpture of Hong Kong protesters will be erected outside the Danish Parliament next week. The smaller version of Danish artist Jens Galschiøt’s eight-metre tall Pillar of Shame – originally made to mark…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

New report: Denmark the best country to raise children

Denmark is the best country in the world for raising a child, followed by Sweden and Norway according to a new report conducted by US News & World Report. The findings stress the…

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Posted on 17. Jan, 2020 in: News

News in brief

F-16s make farewell flight over Denmark….Aerospace company wins DKK550m F-16 contract . . . . . Latvia to send extradition plea….. Denmark’s fleet of F-16 fighter jets will be zooming across the country…

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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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