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Airport updates profit expectations following busy summer….55% of all cars sold in August were electric… Copenhagen Airport (CPH) has upwardly adjusted its 2024 revenue forecast following a busy summer and increased passenger traffic…
MoreModerates at war
Moderates MP Jeppe Søe has claimed the alleged toxic work environment within the coalition party isn’t restricted to certain members of the administration – in a message on social media X, Wednesday, he said…
MoreAnti-whaling activist to remain in custody
A Greenland court ruled, Wednesday, that anti-whaling activist Paul Watson should remain in detention until October 2nd while Denmark’s justice ministry considers an extradition request from Japan. The Canadian-American was arrested six weeks ago…
MoreGreenpeace hit with record fine for disrupting Russian oil tankers
Greenpeace Danmark has been hit with an unprecedented DKK 360,000 ($53,000) fine for protests against tankers transporting or transferring Russian oil through Danish waters. Svendborg District Court found the environmental organisation guilty, Tuesday,…
MoreGreta Thunberg arrested in Copenhagen demonstration
World famous Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained during a pro-Palestine demonstration at Copenhagen University, Wednesday. Copenhagen police said Ms Thunberg was one of a group of roughly 20 protesters who demonstrated inside a…
MoreNGO members step down following Hitler posts
Two high-ranking members of Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS/Action Aid Denmark) have quit following accusations of antisemitism. Sara El-Khatib and Arif Qaraeen stepped down, Wednesday, after news site BT published screenshots of social posts made…
MoreMinister and family harrassed on street
East Jutland police have launched an investigation into the alleged abuse and harassment of Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke in Ebeltoft last month. Mr Heunicke and his wife were accompanying their daughter to school…
MoreDK, Germany confirm border boundaries
The Danish and German authorities have carried out a joint inspection of their joint border to ensure the 68-kilometre land and 70-kilometre sea boundary remain accurate. This year’s inspection marked the 100th anniversary…
MoreLøkke rejects call for legal probe into abuse allegations
Moderates leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen has dismissed calls for an independent legal probe into allegations of a toxic work environment within the coalition party as the scandal contines to grow. Following a 9-hour…
MoreMinister ‘regrets’ toxic workplace allegations
Newly appointed Minister for Digitalisation Caroline Stage has apologised after being named in a complaint accusing her and others in the Moderates party of fostering a toxic work environment. The complaint filed by…
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