Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has again dismissed calls to suspend the ten top civil servants who the Mink Commission concluded should be held accountable for the decision to exterminate the entire Danish mink population….

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said yesterday she won’t make any decision about the ten top civil servants heavily implicated in the Minkgate scandal until the Employee Competency Agency’s report is finished but at…

As the election draws closer Søren Pape Poulsen is under increasing pressure to reveal whether he’s a candidate for prime minister. Parties on the right have urged the Conservative Party leader, ranked by…

Parliament’s two most left-wing parties have called for a ’super tax’ on energy companies that are earning ‘obscene’ profits from the energy crisis. According to the Socialist People’s Party (SPP) and Red/Green Alliance,…

7/11 confirms hacker attack….Vestas reports major Q2 loss…..Copenhagen Airport enjoys busiest month since lockdown…. Convenience store 7-Eleven’s head office in Denmark has confirmed that a ransomware attack was behind the closure of 175…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen faces a new grilling about the Minkgate affair today when she appears before parliament’s Granskningsudvalget (Oversight Committee) to explain why ten leading civil servants, including her closest advisor, Barbara…

The government has confirmed its offer to train Ukrainian troops despite opposition from the Russian Embassy (see below). After Defence Minister Morten Bødskov said ahead of the summer break that Denmark should play…

The Russian embassy in Copenhagen has issued a stern response to the news that Denmark will train Ukrainian soldiers. In a mail to TV2 News, Ambassador Vladimir Barbin said the government’s move, alongside…

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyj will give the opening speech, via a video link, to the international donors conference that gets underway in Copenhagen this morning. Minister of Defence Morten Bødskov, his Ukrainian counterpart…

Inflation hit a 39-year-high in July but there’ll be no financial compensation offered to struggling consumers, Finance Minister Nikolaj Wammen said yesterday in response to new figures showing prices rose by 8.7% last…