New ‘reconciliation commission’ after reports disagree on Greenland genocide
Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has announced a ‘reconciliation commission’ would be set up after two independent reports into Denmark’s forced contraception of Greenlandic women agreed that women’s rights were violated but failed…
MoreGenocide dispute could create legal headache for Denmark
Denmark’s main concern over the Greenland contraception scandal should be the danger of being drawn into a lengthy international legal battle rather than the likelihood of being convicted of genocide, Professor Frederik Waage…
MoreNord Stream prosections put pressure on prime minister
Germany’s prosecution of two Ukrainian nationals who were allegedly responsible for the Nord Stream pipelines sabotage in 2022 could become a political problem for Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen after a confidential 108-page German…
MoreImmigration Minister: Europe at breaking point
Following a tour of Europe Immigration & Integration Minister Morten Bødskov has issued a dire warning –the continent is at breaking point due to mass immigration. After crisis talks with his counterparts in…
MoreImmigrants over-represented in murder, rape convictions
Non-western immigrants and/or their descendants were responsible for 44% of all murders or attempted murders in Denmark in 2025 and 30% of all rapes, even though as a group they only account for…
More‘Ethnic’ Danes facing population reduction
Only two-thirds of the population will be ‘ethnic Danes’ in 2100 if the current rate of immigration continues. A Finance Ministry projection requested by the Danish People’s Party (DPP) shows that the 83.2%…
MoreThe Week That Was, August 24th – 30th 2026:
Politics/Economy: Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned that migrants from the Middle East are the ‘enemy within’- the Danish People’s Party’s (DPP) immigration spokesperson Mikkel Bjørn said the ‘remigration’ of non-western immigrants is still…
MoreDenmark joins push to slash EU spending
Denmark has joined Germany and four other northern European countries in demanding several hundred billion euros in cuts to the EU’s proposed €2tr (DKK14.9tr) budget. “Russia is threatening us and testing us,” Prime…
MoreParliament approves compensation for Greenland victims
Parliament has approved compensation of DKK300,000 ($47,000) for Greenlandic women who were forcibly given contraception by the Danish health authorities.without their knowledge or proper consent during Denmark’s controversial birth-control campaign. “The significance of…
MorePM and von der Leyen head to Greenland
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Greenland with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen next month as Brussels steps up efforts to strengthen ties with the strategically important Arctic territory. The…
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