Virus updates
Nearly 3,000 new infections….Vaccinations could start before New Year….Care homes hit by virus… 2,992 new corona cases were registered, Tuesday, as the number of hospitalisations rose by 10, to 439. There were 11…
MoreOpposition leader supports child brides probe as division with Støjberg widens
Liberal (Venstre) leader Jacob Ellemann Jensen has come out in support of an independent legal review of the Child Bride Commission’s interim report that found former integration minister Inger Støjberg had misled parliament….
MoreVestager targets Google, Amazon and Facebook…again
Denmark’s Executive Vice President of the European Commission Margrethe Vestager launched new measures, Tuesday, aimed at restricting U.S. ‘Big Tech’ companies. She told reporters at a Brussels press conference: “We now have such…
MoreDenmark tops anti-bribery index
Despite the recent financial scandals at a Defence Ministry agency and Velux, the world’s leading manufacturer of roof windows and skylights, Denmark leads the way on a global list of countries where companies…
MoreBusiness shorts
FBI probes Danske Bank….Producer prices head south….Uncertainty surrounds Nord Stream 2…… Shares in Danske Bank plunged yesterday following reports that Denmark’s biggest bank is being investigated by the US Justice Department and the…
MoreCommission finds ex-minister acted illegally
The Child Brides Commission has found that former integration minister Inger Støjberg acted illegally when she ordered the separation of refugee couples at asylum reception centres and also that she willfully misled parliament….
MoreEditorials: Støjberg should be tried
Leading newspapers agree that deputy Liberal leader Inger Støjberg should face charges after the Child Brides Commission found she acted illegally in 2016. In a hard-hitting editorial. Politiken’s editor in chief, Christian Jensen,…
MoreInger problem gives opposition leader a political headache
Liberal (Venstre) leader Jakob Ellemann-Jensen is faced with a major headache after the the Child Brides Commission found Inger Støjberg had issued an illegal order and misled parliament – whether to come out…
MoreVirus expert: Next three days are decisive
Health experts have warned that the next three days are decisive for the containment of the corona virus after 3,337 people tested positive, Monday. However, Dr Eskild Petersen, a specialist in infectious diseases at Aarhus…
More‘Frightening’ Copenhagen virus figures
The rate of infection in Copenhagen – the highest in the country – is ‘frightening’ Lord Mayor of Copenhagen Lars Weiss said last night after the latest National Serum Institute figures showed the…
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