Liberal leader pronounced ‘dead man walking’ after party slips to 5.8% in new poll
Analysts have given Liberal leader Troels Lund Poulsen the kiss of death after yet another disastrous opinion poll. The latest Voxmeter survey for Ritzau News shows the struggling party, part of government five…
MoreConscripts set for NATO mission in Latvia
Danish conscripts are set to join professional soldiers on a NATO mission in Latvia from next year as part of Denmark’s contribution to the military alliance’s defence of the Baltic region. During a…
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Novo shares tumble following strategy update… 13,000 workers made redundant….Greenland Mines welcomes security agreement… Novo Nordisk shares closed 7.7% lower Monday after the pharmaceutical giant presented an updated strategy that left analysts and…
MoreTrump announces Greenland agreement
Donald Trump has announced an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that he claims gives the U.S. permanent control over security in Greenland. In a post on his own Truth Social site, Friday, the…
MorePM heads for New York to sign Greenland deal
Ahead of setting off for New York, Sunday, to meet President Trump at the UN General Assembly and sign the Greenland security agreement, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told reporters that the deal safeguards…
More‘Cautious optimism’ about Greenland deal
Following Donald Trump’s surprising announcement of a deal with Denmark and Greenland leaders in both countries were quick to offer assurances that the agreement would respect Greenland‘s right to self-determination and the sovereignty…
MoreWhat the papers say
Leading newspapers have hailed the new agreement between the US, Greenland and Denmark as a diplomatic victory for Greenland and Denmark while questioning what President Trump has gained. “After years of high-voltage drama,…
MoreAnalysis: Trump has gained very little
While Donald Trump hailed the proposed agreement on Greenland as ‘infinite…with no end!’ commentators in this country said in reality he had gained very little as under a 1951 defence pact updated in…
MoreConservative leader blames Løkke-Messerschmidt feud for failed government negotiations
Conservative leader Mona Juul has blamed Lars Løkke Rasmussen and Morten Messerschmidt for blocking the formation of a centre-right government after the March general election. Speaking at the Conservatives’ annual conference in Copenhagen,…
MoreThe Week That Was September 14th – 20th 2026
Politics/Economy: Leading commentators said Mette Frederiksen would be the perfect fit to head the European Security Council proposed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen but the Prime Minister dismissed suggestions that…
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