More doubts about government’s Africa Strategy
The government has allocated DKK 50m ($7.1m) annually for a ‘Danish-African cultural initiative’ but is unwilling to provide specific details on how the money will be spent. In a vague response to BT…
MoreLeft-wing lawmaker flip-flops on meetings with terrorists
The Red/Greens’ Christian Juhl continues to experience difficulties explaining why he held a number of meetings with members of the Palestinian terrorist organisation PFLP when he was an MP for the far-left party….
MoreGerman boys die in freak beach accident
Two young German children on vacation in Denmark have died in a freak accident on a beach in Jutland. The boys, 9 and 12 — who were on holiday with their family from…
MoreSAS heads for ‘new era’ after exiting bankruptcy protection
SAS said on Wednesday it has exited US Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The struggling airline has restructured debt of more than $2 billion, adjusted its fleet, and delisted its stock in a process…
MoreIntelligence agency issues Russian sabotage warning
Danish Intelligence (PET) has warned of the potential for Russian sabotage activities in Denmark. Following similar alerts from Norway and Sweden regarding Russian attempts to recruit criminals for operations across the Nordic region,…
MoreOppositon parties demand answers about African students
Parties on the right have demanded answers as to how many African students will be allowed to come to Denmark as part of the government’s new Africa Strategy. At a press conference on…
MoreNative Greenlander to become Arctic Ambassador
Denmark’s next Arctic ambassador will be a ‘homegrown’ Greenlander. At a press conference, Tuesday, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said she had accepted Greenland’s request for ‘one of their own’ to preside over Arctic…
MoreGreenpeace facing DKK 500.000 fine for disrupting ‘Putin’s war machine’
Greenpeace Danmark could be facing a DKK 500.000 ($75,000) fine for threatening maritime safety. Svendborg District Court heard yesterday how in March 2022, Greenpeace activists attempted to block several large oil tankers on…
MoreDenmark safest for women
Denmark is the safest country in the world for women according to the latest ‘Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) Index’ published by Georgetown University, which ranks 177 countries in terms of women’s inclusion,…
MoreNational Debt hits 30-year-low
Denmark’s national debt has fallen to under 10% of GDP, the lowest level in nearly 30 years which, according to analysts, will provide upcoming governments with more ‘room to manouvre’ over the next…
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