PM backs move to make Russia pay war repatriations
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has backed the Council of Europe’s move to make Russia pay for the devastation it’s caused in Ukraine. The Danish PM was among the nearly 50 heads of government…
MoreNew study: Cannabis habit closely linked to schizophrenia
As the debate about whether the recreational use of cannabis should be legalised rolls on a new study shows that young men regularly using cannabis are at significant risk of developing schizophrenia. The…
MoreNew theory for Bornholm tremors
The mysterious tremors recorded on the island of Bornholm over the weekend were most probably caused by a sonic boom from a military aircraft passing through the sound barrier, a Swedish expert has claimed….
MoreCopenhagen Airport struggling to avoid chaotic summer
In a last-ditch attempt to avert a summer of chaos at Copenhagen Airport, Naviair, the provider of air navigation services in Danish airspace, has suggested transferring traffic controllers from the much smaller Roskilde…
MoreHousing market downturn after March optimism
The ‘Spring rebound’ for the housing market was short-lived. The latest data from Boligsiden.dk, Denmark’s leading real estate portal, shows only 6,045 homes were sold in April, 13% down on the previous month. Property analyst Sebastian…
MoreEstonian PM in Copenhagen: Russia needs to suffer stinging defeat
Russia needs to suffer a ‘humiliating defeat’ in Ukraine – the clear-cut message from Estonia’s prime minister, Kaja Kallas, during talks in Copenhagen with her Danish counterpart, Mette Frederiksen, Monday. Estonia and Denmark…
MoreForeign Minister offers support for Georgia’s EU bid
During a visit to Georgia, Monday, to officially open Denmark’s new embassy, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, offered assurances that the Danish government supports Georgia’s European aspirations. At a press briefing alongside his…
MoreZelensky makes NATO appeal to Democracy Summit
Ukraine’s President Zelensky has again offered his gratitude to Denmark for its support and determination in the fight against Russian aggression. Speaking via a video link, Monday, to the Copenhagen Democracy Summit arranged…
MoreWHO moves key office from Moscow to Copenhagen
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is relocating its non-communicable diseases office in Moscow to Copenhagen. A special session of the WHO’s Regional Committee for Europe on Monday, called by all EU countries except…
MoreSeismologists allay concern about Bornholm tremors
A series of tremors on the island of Bornholm that residents initially feared were a minor earthquake were caused by ‘pressure waves from an event in the atmosphere’ Danish seismologists said yesterday. On…
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