Palestine protest group sells terror-linked merchandise
The group responsible for many Palestine protests in Copenhagen following the October 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel is selling merchandise promoting the terrorist group Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), a…
MoreLeft-wing party denounced for link to terror group
The far-left Red/Green Alliance has been hit with a political firestorm for continuing to support the International Forum, closely linked to the Palestinian terrorist group PFLP. Following reports that the International Forum is…
MoreAirports reintroduce automated passport control
After 2 years of technical glitches Danish airports have resumed the eGates system that allows eligible biometric passport holders to clear border controls quickly and efficiently. Passengers travelling in and out of the…
MoreAuthorities ‘tweak’ family reunfication rules
The immigration authorities have simplified the rules for residents who want to bring their foreign spouses to the country. Schengen.News reports how from July 1st spouses no longer have to pass the Danish…
MoreBusiness shorts
Finally – SAS earns money…..Copenhagen Airport gears up for busy summer….Maersk issues Red Sea warning…. Following months of losses SAS posted a profit in May as 2.3 million passengers traveled with the struggling…
MoreNew rules from July 1st: Knives, tattoos, and working hours
A flurry of new rules and regulations came into effect, Monday, covering working hours, knives, taxis – and tattooed airline cabin crew. With effect from July 1st, all employers are required to set up…
MoreMore criticism of ghetto plan
Denmark’s controversial ghetto bill continues to cause a stir abroad. After it was reported that the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is reviewing the controversial 2018 law that targets ‘non-western’…
MoreRoyals under fire for lavish spending
The Royal Family is facing a backlash over extravagant spending. After being granted an extra DKK 17.3m ($2.4m) two months ago, bringing their total annual allowance, or ‘appanage’, to DKK 143.8m ($20.1m), the…
MorePusher Street to be transformed
The state has approved a DKK85m ($12.2m) grant for the ‘free state’ of Christiania to rebuild its notorious Pusher Street which was dug up two months ago in a move to rid the…
MoreConcern over South African adoptions
Despite concerns over human trafficking that has led to a ban on international adoptions the authorities are allowing 11 ongoing cases from South Africa to proceed. After it was revealed earlier this year…
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