Conservatives: Move deportation centre abroad
The Conservatives have called for the much-criticised Kærshovedgård detention center in West Jutland for failed asylum seekers and foreign criminals to be relocated abroad following a new report showing that of the 234 residents,…
MoreGovernment seeks to revoke mass murderer’s citizenship
A Danish national convicted of genocide in Rwanda could be stripped of his citizenship. Wenceslas Twagirayezu, who holds dual Danish-Rwandan nationality, was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a Rwandan court in…
MoreMinister calls for probe into alleged left-wing bias at DR
Culture Minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt has called for an independent study into claims of political bias at state-owned TV and Radio network DR. Under pressure from the Liberal Alliance, Denmark’s Democrats, and the Danish…
MoreTV documentary reveals animal abuse on industry leader’s farm
Undercover video footage of piglets being mistreated at a farm owned by a leading figure in the pork industry is ‘disturbing’, Agriculture Minister Jacob Jensen said last night in response to a TV2…
MoreNotorious chemical company continues to discharge toxic wastewater
Controversial chemical company Cheminova, now known as FMC, continues to discharge wastewater containing the toxic pesticide dimethoate that’s banned in the EU – with permission from the Danish authorities. An investigation by independent…
MorePM reaffirms support for Ukraine as peace talks proceed
Military and political support for Ukraine is not just about helping a country under attack but about defending fundamental European values and ensuring the long-term security of the continent, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen…
MoreDanish aid money used to train Hamas police
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has confirmed that Danish taxpayers’ money helped to fund the training of police officers in Gaza under the control of terrorist organisation Hamas. At a parliamentary hearing, Tuesday,…
MoreUS, Greenland, Denmark meeting next month
Representatives from Greenland, Denmark and the United States will meet in Greenland in early December to resume formal trilateral talks for the first time in years. The meeting, confirmed by the White House…
MoreDanish fighter plane parts used in Trump’s drug boat airstrikes
Two independent legal experts have warned that Denmark could be in violation of international arms trade rules by granting export licences for components used in US F-35 fighter jets that have carried out…
MoreMaersk ready to return to Suez Canal
Shipping giant Maersk is considering resuming operations through the Suez Canal and Red Sea after months of avoiding the route due to attacks by Yemen’s Houthi movement. CEO Vincent Clerc said Tuesday the…
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