Former US ambassador: Trump can’t be trusted
Former US ambassador to Denmark Rufus Gifford has welcomed the new security agreement between Denmark, Greenland and the US but warned that President Donald Trump can’t be trusted. In an interview with Berlingske…
MoreDenmark urges Russia to stop war
Denmark, France and the UK have urged Russia to end its war on Ukraine. Speaking at a high-level UN Security Council session on Ukraine, Wednesday, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, alongside his French…
MoreGovernment seeks UN approval for offshore deportation centres
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen lobbied the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) to support Denmark’s push for deportation centres outside Europe during his visit to New York this week. The government aims to have…
More‘Cowards’ who won’t fight for Denmark
Half the population would refuse to fight for Denmark if the country were invaded, a new Megafon poll for TV2 has found – a sign that a majority of the country are ‘cowards’…
MoreGovernment accused of ‘racism’ against pig farmers
The government has imposed an immediate 12-month ban on new conventional pig farms and the expansion of existing facilities while it negotiates a major reform of the pig industry. Under the temporary freeze,…
MoreDenmark pledges DKK1bn to global education fund
Denmark will provide up to DKK1bn in funding to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) by 2030 to support education in developing countries, the Foreign Ministry announced Wednesday. The government plans to allocate…
MoreNational Bank predicts 4% economic growth but warns against excessive spending
Despite global trade disputes, freight disruption, and wars the economy is expected to grow by 4% this year according to a special report by the National Bank published Wednesday. The forecast, upwardly revised…
MoreHistoric deal signed in New York
The security agreement signed between the U.S, Denmark and Greenland, Tuesday, could ‘last forever’, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said after the official signing ceremony on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly alongside…
MoreTrump moves ahead with plans to build new military bases in Greenland
After the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland signed the new security deal at the UN in New York, Tuesday, President Trump immediately announced plans to build two U.S. military bases on the Arctic Island….
MoreNATO, EU praise for Greenland deal
NATO and EU leaders welcomed yesterday’s landmark agreement between the US, Denmark, and Greenland. In a post on X NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said: “Great to see the deal signed by the…
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