Russia has no intention of making a new Black Sea grain deal and is cynically exploiting food security as a weapon in its war against Ukraine, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Jacob…

Denmark’s Executive Vice President of the European Commission Margrethe Vestager has pushed back at the fierce criticism that forced her pick as chief competition economist, Yale professor Fiona Scott Morton, to quit before she even…

Queen Margrethe’s eldest grandchild, Count Nikolai, has revealed he plans to live in Australia. Prince Joachim’s eldest son currently studies at Copenhagen Business School together with his girlfriend. Now the couple have said…

Positive global growth forecast provides optimism for exporters….Ørsted in $922m deal….PMI falls for 4th consecutive month… The World Economic Forum (WEF) has upwardly adjusted its global growth projection for 2023 to 3%, from…

The racist Danish Patriots continued their anti-Muslim provocations, Monday, with a new desecration of the Quran. Protesters from the far-right group, posing with a ‘Fuck Islam’ banner, posted a video on social media…

The Foreign Ministry has dismissed Iraqi media reports that diplomatic staff have been withdrawn from the Danish embassy in Baghdad as Muslim anger against Quran-burning demonstrations continues to grow. After expressing condemnation over…

Quality of life in Denmark has taken a step backwards, most notably in the capital region. A new study of the public’s view of their personal life quality, on a scale of 1…

Denmark currently has one of the lowest inflation rates in the EU. Average inflation amongst the 27 members fell to 6.4% in June, from 7.1% in May, the latest Eurostat figures show, compared…

The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), seen as an important indicator of economic health, fell below 50 in the Eurozone, Monday, both good and bad news for private finances in this country. The PMI came in…

Danish exports rose by 1.4 percent month-on-month in May to DKK 156.4bn ($25.2bn). The top export partner was the U.S. with DKK 23bn ($3.4bn) worth of shipments. Imports surged at a faster 7.1…