Prince urges Western allies to copy Denmark, fund arms production in Ukraine
Prince Joachim has proposed establishing a ‘consolidated fund’ to support arms manufacturing within Ukraine rather than relying on purchasing old equipment from around the world. Speaking at a Washington security conference, the King’s…
MoreChinese ship linked to Baltic Sea damage passes through Danish waters
Three naval vessels were spotted escorting a mysterious Chinese vessel possibly linked to the alleged sabotage of subsea data cables in the Baltic Sea through Danish territorial waters, Tuesday. According to Finnish and Norwegian…
MoreDenmark the global leader in climate performance
Denmark is the highest-ranked country on the 2024 Climate Change Perfomance Index (CCPI) that will be presented at the COP29 Climate Conference in Baku today. The top three spots remain open but Denmark is…
MoreForeign nurses forced to leave due to slow evaluation process
Dozens of foreign nurses have been forced to leave Denmark despite being invited here due to an acute shortage of manpower in hospitals. Jyllands-Posten reports that since 2021 approximately 1,750 nurses from non-EU…
MoreTV2 reported to police as ‘Black Swan’ fallout continues
Partially state-owned broadcaster TV2 has been reported to the police for alleged ‘incitement to crime’ when it aired the ‘Black Swan’ TV documentary earlier this year in which leading lawyers, businessmen, criminal bikers, and…
MoreAnd the rich get richer…
Berlingske’s annual list of Denmark’s ‘100 most wealthy’ confirms that the rich have gotten richer over the past year. The list, based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets, shows the Kirk…
MoreGovernment seals ‘Green Tripartite’ deal – farmers facing tax on greenhouse gases
A parliamentary majority has finally concluded a political agreement on the ‘Green Tripartite’, the pact reached in June between the government, agriculture, and environmental groups aimed at transforming Denmark’s land use. The Green…
MoreDamaged data cables in Baltic Sea reawake Nord Stream controversy
Two damaged data cables have been discovered in the Baltic Sea, raising concerns of a re-run of the Nord Stream pipelines sabotage. The severed cables affected connections between Germany and Finland, as well…
MoreRed/Green leaders have previous links to terror groups
While leading figures in the Red/Green Alliance (Enhedslisten) have distanced themselves from party members who support terror organisations a review of their past statements by news site BT reveals they too have been…
MoreMuslims dominate disability pension statistics
Immigrants from Muslim countries are massively overrepresented in terms of disability pension recipients. A new study by the Confederation of Danish Employers (Dansk Arbejdsgiverforening/DA) reveals that nearly two-thirds of Iraqi immigrants over 50 are…
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