Denmark and Finland sign defence pact
Denmark and Finland have signed a new defence cooperation agreement. The deal signed in Helsinki by Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen and his Finnish counterpart Antti Häkkänen, Tuesday, will strengthen military ties between…
MoreNew study: Nordic-Baltic-Polish alliance could sink Russia’s economy
A new study suggests a Nordic-Baltic-Polish defence pact could not only resist Russia but also outpace its economy in an arms race. The report, co-authored by economist Lars Christensen and military expert Mikkel…
MoreUkraine donations surge after Trump-Zelensky clash
Donations to the Danish Ukraine Committee have surged following President Trump’s heated exchange with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on Friday, with over DKK 2.4m ($342,000) raised since. From February…
MorePM will bring soldier salaries to the table amid defence boost
Troops’ salaries and working conditions will be a key part of the upcoming massive increase in defence spending, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said last night after it was revealed that a low-ranked soldier…
MoreDanish stocks drop after US tariffs on Mexico and Canada
Copenhagen Stock Exchange’s trend-setting C25 index saw its largest drop of 2025, Tuesday, with analysts attributing the downturn to President Trump’s escalating trade war. The 2.2% downturn was driven by fears that Trump’s…
MoreCall for ban on foreign ownership of Danish farmland
The Red/Greens (Enhedslisten) have urged the government to block foreign investors from purchasing agricultural land in Denmark, citing concerns over national sovereignty and food security as capital funds such as German-owned Dansk Demetra…
MoreDenmark open to Ukraine peacekeeping mission as long as it’s NATO-led
Denmark is willing to contribute to peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine as long as NATO is leading the operation, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said yesterday. Speaking to TV2 the Moderates leader said Danish…
MorePM’s double talk: Private vs public stance on Trump
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is sending mixed signals when it comes to Donald Trump. Berlingske reports that behind closed doors she takes a hardline approach with American officials while publicly refusing to criticize…
MorePM leads Social Democrats’ comeback
Support for the Social Democrats has reached its highest level in over a year, with 22.6% of the electorate backing the ruling party in a new Voxmeter poll. Political commentator Hans Engell attributed…
MoreModerates’ donor secrecy spurs push for law reform
Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s Moderates have sparked a push for reform after withholding their financial records from their first election. Under current law, new political parties are not required to disclose their financial support…
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