Economists allay fears of rampant inflation
Voters’ concerns about rising inflation are exaggerated, according to leading economists who predict that rising employment, higher wages, and increased social entitlements will make people better off this year. Senior Nordea economist Helge…
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‘Big-10’ companies boost budget surplus….Entrepreneurship on the rise but failure rate is high….Copenhagen buses go electric…. Denmark’s 10 biggest industrial companies generated most of the profit from global trade in 2025. The latest…
More‘Kingmaker’ Løkke: ‘Time to explore the possibility of a broader centrist coalition’
Following a deadlock in government negotiations Moderates leader Lars Løkke Rasmussen threw down the gauntlet, Friday, by demanding that acting prime minister Mette Frederiksen initiate talks with centre-right parties about the formation of…
MoreLA leader urges right-wing parties to stay clear of new centrist coalition
Liberal Alliance (LA) leader Alex Vanopslagh has urged the Liberals (Venstre) and Conservatives to reject any overtures from Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen about joining an across-the-centre coalition. Speaking at the party’s annual convention,…
MoreMette Frederiksen: Hungarian election a ‘win for Europe’
Acting prime minister Mette Frederiksen welcomed opposition leader Péter Magyar’s election victory in Hungary, Sunday, as a win for Europe after Viktor Orbán conceded defeat. “European cooperation is crucial for a strong Europe….
MoreTrump still has eyes on Greenland
Donald Trump clearly hasn’t abandoned his move to annex Greenland, acting foreign minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said Friday after the US president characterised the Artic island as a ‘big, poorly managed piece of ice’…
MoreQueen in mourning
Queen Mary is mourning the death of her father, John Dalgleish Donaldson, who passed away aged 84 in Tasmania over the weekend after a period of declining health. In a statement released Sunday,…
MoreDI: Economic buffer ‘wildly overstated’
The powerful Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) has urged parties to focus more on the economy and business conditions during government negotiations, warning that the economic buffer much-cited by lawmakers – the budget’s…
MoreThe Week That Was, April 7th – 12th 2026:
Politics/Economy: A significant number of voters have changed their mind since the March 25th election – as government negotiations entered the second week a new Megafon poll showed 42 percent of the electorate…
MoreEU prepares contingency plans for Greenland
Multiple initiatives are now in motion to prevent Donald Trump from pursuing control of Greenland after the US President repeatedly expressed renewed interest in the Arctic territory over the past few days. According…
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