Coronavirus/ What happened last week: Ahead of the holiday weekend Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that Denmark’s entire retail sector will be allowed to resume normal business on May 11, with cafes, restaurants…

Following talks with all party leaders last night Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen promised a ‘solid’ reopening of society from Monday but said full details would be announced today. It’s expected that shopping malls,…

Even after a major part of the retail sector reopens it will still be possible to control the rate of corona infection, a group of experts under the National Serum Institute said yesterday….

The government won’t be opening up the borders within the near future even though the lockdown is gradually being lifted and Germany is preparing to ease border restrictions with Denmark from mid-May. Following…

Death rate, infections, down….Public eases up on hand-washing routines…50% cut in traffic… Finance Minister tests negative for virus…. There were three corona-related deaths in Denmark, Wednesday, the lowest since March 25th, bringing the…

Corona-epidemic advisories in Arabic are a sign of successive governments’ failed integration policy, Danish People’s Party (DPP) founder Pia Kjærsgaard said yesterday after it was revealed that the integration ministry had allowed multi-language…

Former prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt has been given a central role in Facebook’s long-planned ‘supreme court’ that will make decisions on thorny issues such as freedom of speech and political attacks. As one…

The government has declined to review the controversial public information law despite claims by the Freedom of Information Commission that it impedes citizens and journalists’ insight into the government’s processes. In response to the…

The health authorities have been accused of concealing decisive corona data. Two of Denmark’s top virus specialists claim the culture of secrecy is ‘damaging’ and restricts their ability to contain the corona outbreak….

Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod has claimed he was unaware that the ventilators Denmark offered to Italy last month were out of date and couldn’t be used to treat covoid-19 patients. Following a plea…