Aid organisation refuses to rule out donations to terror groups
The head of NGO Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (MS/Action Aid Denmark) has refused to offer any guarantee that Danish taxpayers’ money isn’t ending up in the hands of organisations linked to terrorism. After it was…
MoreArson attack on Jewish home linked to outlawed gang
A 21-year-old man has been charged with terrorism following an arson attack on a Jewish woman’s home in Copenhagen. It’s alleged that the man, who has ties to the outlawed immigrant street gang…
MoreDenmark’s EU Commissioner wins final battle with Apple ahead of departure
Denmark’s Executive Vice President of the European Commission Margrethe Vestager said she was close to crying, Tuesday, after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that Ireland had granted US tech giant Apple €13bn…
MoreRussian dark fleet tankers decline Danish guide vessels
Many Russian tankers, part of a so-called ‘shadow fleet’ transporting oil through Denmark’s territorial waters, have declining to use Danish pilot vessels to guide them, increasing the risk of an oil spill off…
MoreFormer MP accused of credit card fraud
A former high-ranking Social Democrat MP is expected to plead guilty to credit card fraud and filing a false police report when he appears before Copenhagen District Court on Friday. It’s alleged that…
MoreTransgender woman to remain in male facility
The Supreme Court has ruled that a transgender woman, legally recognised as female but biologically male, must serve her sentence in a male prison. The 63-year-old inmate, who’s serving time for multiple accounts…
MoreExports stable but expected to rise
Exports remained stable in July but are expected to grow over the next few months, leading economists said after the latest Statistics Denmark figures showed a modest 0.2% month on month. increase. The…
MoreVoters desert Moderates following abuse scandal
More than half of the Moderates’ voters have deserted the party since the 2022 election. The latest Voxmeter poll shows the coalition partner, which has been rocked by accusations of sexism and verbal…
MoreDKK100m to help Egypt control migration
Denmark will donate DKK 100m ($15m) to help Egypt control migration. Following meetings with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty in Cairo, Monday, part of the Danish government’s new Africa…
MoreDenmark opens culture centre, cooking school in Cairo
Denmark has launched a culture center and a cooking school in Cairo to boost ties with Egypt and support local youth employment. Both initiatives were inaugurated during Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s visit…
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