High Court affirms terror ruling against Iranians
Three Iranian exiles are facing up to 12 years in prison after the High Court upheld a lower court ruling, Tuesday, that found them guilty of promoting terror and spying for a Saudi…
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The populist Danish People’s Party (DPP) has questioned why it’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen who’ll be proclaiming Denmark’s new King this Sunday from the balcony of Christian IX’s Palace. Although HM Queen Margrethe…
MoreUS criticism of Quran bill
The ’anti-Quran-burning bill’ passed by parliament in December has been denounced by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF). According to USCIRF, which promotes freedom of religion and belief and acts…
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Government signs sustainable energy deal with India…..New multi-billion investment to build 15 solar energy parks….Celebrities provide Q4 boost for Pandora…. The government has announced the launch of the Green Fuels Alliance India (GFAI),…
MoreGovernment accused of rushing through legislation
Despite warnings of a ‘legislative spiral’ the government is pushing bills and resolutions through parliament at a fast rate. According to a new study by right-leaning think-tank CEPOS the Soc Dem/Liberal/ coalition has…
MoreSwedes shocked by war warning
Swedish citizens are in a state of shock after being warned they’re facing the threat of war. Minister for Civil Defence, Carl-Oscar Bohlin has urged all Swedes to ‘act to strengthen the country’s…
MoreAbdication Day – what, where, when
The full schedule for abdication day this coming Sunday has been revealed. The official events will begin at 1:35 pm when Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary and Prince Christian leave Frederik VIII’s…
MoreImmigration Minister defends hardline policy
Minister for Migration and Integration Kaare Dybvad Bek has urged Germany to copy Denmark’s strict immigration policy. In an interview with international broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) the Minister said Denmark has achieved good…
MorePolice target sellers and buyers in Christiania crackdown
Copenhagen Police have moved forward with plans to permanently close down the notorious Pusher Street in Christiania by imposing an ‘increased penalty’ zone within the Free State and surrounding vicinity. Under new legislation…
MoreMaersk denies Red Sea deal with rebels
A.P. Moller-Maersk (APM) has denied making any deal with Yemen’s Houthi rebels that would allow its ships to pass safely through the Red Sea. The Danish shipping giant has suspended all its shipping…
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