Party leader has no regrets about murder conviction
Convicted murderer Jørn ‘Jønke’ Nielsen, founder of the new political party ‘Stable Democracy’, is confident that the average voter understands there could be a situation ‘in which you need to kill somebody.’ Nielsen…
MoreGang crime rocks Sweden
Neighbouring Sweden is suffering a gang-fuelled crime wave. Swedish media report this morning how a woman in her 20s died last night following a bombing in a residential district in Uppsala, north of…
MoreMedia probe indicates Ukrainian involvement in Nord Stream sabotage
Newly-found evidence suggests that Ukrainians were onboard a suspicious yacht that docked three times in Danish ports ahead of the sabatoge of the Nord Stream pipelines last year – twice at Christiansø in…
MoreGovernment supports abortion law change
The government has come out in support of a recommendation by the National Council of Ethics that would allow 15 to 17-year-olds to have an abortion without their parents’ consent. Under current statutes,…
MoreDenmark part of climate test case at human rights court
Six Portuguese youths are taking 32 nations, including Denmark, to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) today for not doing enough to stop global warming. Aged 11 to 24, the young people…
MoreDanish astronaut captains Space Station
Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen became the commander of the International Space Station (ISS), Tuesday. The ’modest Dane’, who’s been in space for almost a month, conducting science experiments and technology demonstrations from all…
MoreNovo’s economic dominance resembles Nokia scenario
Economists have warned that the global success of pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk could cause the Danish economy to fall into the ‘Nokia trap’ experienced by Finland – ‘too many growth eggs in one…
MoreSAS looks for investors as bankruptcy looms
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has posted a net DKK2.8bn ($398m) loss for the 9-month November-August period, which could prove damaging to its fight for survival. The struggling carrier said yesterday its evaluating final bids…
MoreRussian House to close as diplomats head for home
The Russian Centre for Science and Culture in Copenhagen will close down tomorrow (27/9) the Russian Embassy announced on Facebook, Monday, a further sign of increasingly chilly diplomatic relations between the two countries….
MoreRussian ambassador: Denmark scared of cooperating on Nord Stream investigation
Russia’s Ambassador to Denmark, Vladimir Barbin, has claimed that Denmark doesn’t want to cooperate on a joint investigation of the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage in Danish territorial waters last year because Russia could find…
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