Armed forces in ‘Arctic Light’ exercise
Denmark’s armed forces will take part in a major military exercise that gets underway in Greenland today. Arctic Light 2025 will run for the next ten days and, according to the Ministry of…
MoreDisgraced MP sues colleague for ‘grooming’ accusations
Independent MP Mike Fonseca has sued a former party colleague who accused him of grooming a teenage girl. The disgraced MP confirmed the lawsuit in a mail to Ritzau in which he said…
MoreRapper banned for glorifying Hitler
A well-known Danish rap singer has been banned from TikTok and had an upcoming concert cancelled after sharing a video that glorified Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust. In the video message ‘Miklo’, who’s…
MoreTrade surplus up as exports rise
The foreign trade surplus increased by 20% in July to DKK 30.6bn ($4.9bn) – the latest Statistics Denmark figures published Monday show exports rose 3.3 percent while imports were 0.3 percent lower. The…
More‘Annus horribilis’ for Copenhagen Stock Exchange
Copenhagen Stock Exchange has experienced a disastrous year so far due to a dramatic drop in pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk’s share price. The trend-setting C25 index of Denmark’s 25 most traded and valuable…
MoreBusiness shorts
Orsted sues Trump….Jyske Bank cleared….4,500 shops have disappeared….. Clean energy giant Orsted has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. seeking to prevent the Trump Administation from blocking the construction of one of its…
MoreLars Løkke in Jerusalem
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s call for Israel to halt its military operations in Gaza and allow unhindered humanitarian aid was dismissed outright by his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, Sunday. At a joint…
MoreUkraine drone production in Denmark
President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Friday that Ukraine has launched its first line of joint drone production in Denmark. At a joint press briefing alongside European Council President Antonio Costa Mr Zelensky said Ukraine…
MoreRight-wing parties agree: PM has to go
Parties on the right disagree on a number of issues but unanimoulsy agree on one thing – Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has to go. At the first-ever ‘blue-bloc’ convention over the weekend the…
MoreLiberal leader looks for more conservatism from ‘blue bloc’ parties
Liberal (Venstre) leader Troels Lund Poulsen wasn’t invited to the ‘blue bloc’ convention in Fredericia over the weekend but in a statement to news agency Ritzau expressed hopes of working with the four…
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