Caesar howitzers delivered to Ukraine, already on combat duty
The 19 French-made Caesar howitzers that the government agreed to donate to Ukraine four months ago have finally arrived in the war-torn country. Ukraine’s defence minister, Oleksii Reznikov, offered his gratitude in a…
MoreFew mortgage defaults despite rising interest
Despite fast-rising interest rates very few homeowners are defaulting on their loans. New figures from Finance Denmark, a business association for banks, mortgage institutions, asset management, securities trading and investment funds, shows the…
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The shortage of air traffic controllers continues to cause delays at Copenhagen Airport. 92 departures were delayed, Sunday, and 116 arrivals, affecting nearly 40% of all passengers. The drastic shortage of air traffic…
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Maersk celebrates world’s first green methanol vessel….Rising interest boosts Danske’s earnings….Carlsberg enjoys strong Q1 following rising beer sales in China… A.P. Moller – Maersk (APM) will host a week of festivities in September…
MoreUnion boss forced to quit following abuse allegations
One of Denmark’s most powerful union bosses has quit after admitting to ‘inappropriate behavior’ towards younger men. After initially apologising and vowing to fight on, 62-year-old Lizette Risgaard announced on Facebook, Sunday, she…
MoreMilitary zones around Danish port
The police have set up two, temporary no-go zones around the port of Esbjerg in south Denmark where 30 helicopters and more than 1,000 pieces of military equipment, including armoured cars, arrived Sunday…
MoreLøkke in Ukraine: F-16s decision ‘lies elsewhere’
Denmark is sympathetic to Ukraine’s appeal for F-16 fighter jets but it’s a decision that can only be made by a coalition of countries, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said during a visit…
MoreJoe Biden considering Nordic summit
U.S. President Joe Biden is reportedly considering a visit to Finland for a ‘mini summit’ with Nordic leaders in connection with the July NATO summit in Lithuania. According to American NBC News, the White…
MoreGovernment aims to heal labour market wounds
The government is aiming to establish a permanent tripartite body with the trade union movement and employer organisations to ensure an ongoing dialogue on the ‘major issues relevant to society.’ In an op-ed…
MoreVestager guides EU towards Artifical Intelligence legislation
Denmark’s Executive Vice President of the European Commission Margrethe Vestager is confident the EU can reach a political agreement this year that will pave the way for the world’s first major artificial intelligence…
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