The Socialist People’s Party (SPP) has urged Health Minister Magnus Heunicke to break off his holiday and return to Denmark to deal with the growing number of monkeypox infections. In contrast to many…

The Danish military is suing a Spanish company that suddenly last year terminated its 7-year contract to supply bullets and gunpowder. The Defence Materiel and Procurement Agency (FMI) is working with the Attorney…

The self-rule Scottish government will officially launch its new European hub in Copenhagen later this month, part of the country’s plans to strengthen ties with Europe post-Brexit. Office head Katrine Feldinger said the…

The number of homes for sale has risen for the fifth consecutive month, a further sign that the 8-year housing market boom is cooling down. The biggest increase is in the capital region,…

The government’s plan to restart production at the Tyra gas field in the Danish sector of the North Sea in June 2023 has been hit by supply chain delays. The reboot of Denmark’s biggest gas…

While Denmark, officially, is emitting less and less CO2, new figures from the Danish Energy Agency show that up to 15 percent of emissions – those that originate from biomass – aren’t being…

Printers are struggling to keep up with the demand for campaign posters, a strong indication that an election is approaching. A spokesman for Lasertryk.dk, Denmark’s biggest printing company, confirmed ‘substantial orders’ from political…

Denmark has come out top in yet another global survey – ‘Digital Quality of Life’. According to a new study, Denmark is first among 110 nations based on five factors: Internet affordability, internet…

Copenhagen District Court will rule on yet another financial scandal today when a 45-year-old man is expected to plead guilty to money laundering totalling DKK130m ($20m). The suspect was one of four men…

New rules for shared maternity leave became law, Tuesday. Each parent is now entitled to 11 weeks of paid leave, with a further 26 weeks to be shared at will. The new arrangement…