PM: EU needs more money to combat Putin
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has vowed to leave ‘no stone unturned’ to find more funding for the EU. Speaking at a Stockholm meeting, Monday, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and her counterparts from…
MoreCulture Minister leads the call for crackdown on deep fake videos
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has backed calls for a ban on ‘deep-fake’ videos. After Culture Minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt warned yesterday he would use copyright legislation to stop the use of artificial intelligence (AI)…
MoreFake King Frederik video goes viral
Fake video footage of King Frederik waving a Palestinian flag from the balcony of Amalienborg Palace has gone viral. The video, seen by around half a million viewers on social media X, is…
MoreNew poll affirms government’s misery
The government continues to hemorrhage voters at a fast rate. A new opinion poll confirms that the coalition’s downturn has taken root and the three partners would win no more than 34.3% of…
MoreBT: Nuclear power is the only option
In an editorial this morning populist news site BT urges the government to build nuclear power plants in Denmark as soon as possible to combat future energy crises. Since the 1970s, Danes have…
MoreFeel the Bern – US senator rages against Novo’s ‘extortionate’ prices
Former US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has urged the Danish government to force Denmark’s most valuable company, Novo Nordisk, to lower its drug prices. In an open letter to left-leaning daily Politiken, the…
More71-year old Muslim found guilty of mosque stabbing
A 71-year-old Bosnian resident has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for murdering a 75-year-old fellow Bosnian during a fight at an Odense mosque last year. DR News reports how the accused…
MoreDenmark and US partner to support White Helmets
Denmark has joined the U.S. in a two-year partnership to bolster the life-saving activities of the Syria Civil Defence, also known as the White Helmets, in Northwest Syria. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs…
MoreGovernment reconsiders Rwanda for asylum processing
The government is reconsidering its plans to outsource asylum processing to Rwanda, a proposal it temporarily shelved in January 2023. Minister for Immigration Kaare Dybvad highlighted the need for broader and more equal…
MoreOrganisations seek answers on future labour shortages
Forty organisations, including major trade unions and employers’ associations, have urged the government to create an independent ‘skills council’ to address the impending labour shortage due to the retirement of around 400,000 people…
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