Conservative leader is a rising star on the right
Voters on the right would prefer to see the Conservatives’ Søren Pape Poulsen lead the opposition instead of Jacob Ellemann Jensen, a new survey reveals – another potential nail in the coffin for…
MoreLiberals pick new deputy leader
Regional health chairman Stephanie Lose is stepping up to the national stage as the Liberals’(Venstre) new deputy leader. Ms Lose was the only candidate to replace Inger Støjberg, who was forced to step…
MoreSAS reported to police
Struggling Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has been reported to the police for for failing to reimburse passengers for unused flight tickets. The Danish Transport Authority (Trafik-, Bygge- og Boligstyrelsen) which filed the charge said…
MoreLiberals sink to new low as pressure mounts on Ellemann-Jensen
Support for the Liberals (Venstre) has sunk to a 20-year low, threatening party leader Jacob Ellemann-Jensen’s role as opposition leader. A new Voxmeter poll published early Monday showed no more than 13% of the…
MorePM: We can learn from Israel
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen joined a virtual conference with her counterparts in six countries, Monday – Austria, Norway, Greece, Czechia, Australia, and not least Israel – in an exchange of views about how…
MoreVirus updates
Infection rate at 2-month low….Denmark joins call to approve new vaccine… 807 new corona cases were registered, Monday, the lowest daily figure since November 9th. Out of 85,460 tests, 0.94% proved postive, compared…
MoreDenmark leads anti-piracy mission
The government is aiming to put together international support for its efforts to stop piracy and armed robbery in the Gulf of Guinea. Denmark’s ambassador to the Netherlands, Jens-Otto Horslund, has been appointed…
MoreNational Bank shrugs off debt concerns
The National Bank and leading economists aren’t overly concerned about the massive ‘corona bill’ that’s facing Denmark when the pandemic is over. The government has spent billions of kroner on business aid packages,…
MoreDanish companies guilty of ‘greenwashing’
Danish companies’ claim that their use of sustainable energy has saved the atmosphere from massive amounts of CO2 is ‘widely exaggerated’ according to climate experts. Professor Brian Vad Mathiesen of the Institute for…
MoreFraud squad closing in on more suspects in multi-billion tax scam
The State Prosecutor’s Office for Serious Economic and International Crime (SØIK), popularly known as the fraud squad, is pursuing a number of suspects involved in the 2016 share dividend scam when the Danish…
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