Questions raised about pension funds’ multi-million investment in Chinese goldmine
Two of Denmark’s biggest pension funds – PKA and PFA – have made multi-million kroner investments in companies with ownership shares in a Chinese gold mine where twelve workers who were left trapped…
MoreParties agree on impeachment indictment
The impeachment trial of former immigration minister Inger Støjberg moved closer, Wednesday, when a parliamentary majority reached agreement on the charges she will face. The indictment, seen by tabloid daily BT, states that…
MoreMore bad news for Liberal leader as voters back Støjberg
Disastrous opinion polls, poor approval ratings and now more problems for beleaguered opposition leader Jakob Ellemann-Jensen – a new survey shows he’s out of step with voters on a number of issues and…
MoreCarla Sands has left the building
U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands slunk out of Denmark on Monday before her boss Donald Trump’s departure from the White House yesterday. The former soap opera actress, a staunch supporter of Trump since she…
MorePM welcomes U.S. back into climate community
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen last night welcomed Joe Biden as the USA’s 46th president with a sideswipe at his predecessor’s climate misgivings. She said in a press release: ”I’m especially looking forward to…
MorePM pushes EU for speedier vaccine roll-out
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will push for faster vaccine production and a speedier roll-out at today’s virtual EU pandemic summit hosted by President of the European Council Charles Michel. Denmark is the EU…
MoreDenmark facing 100,000 vaccines shortage as Pfizer slows down deliveries
Denmark is facing a shortfall in vaccines after Pfizer announced a 10% reduction in deliveries during the first three months of the year. Following reports that the company is reorganising operations at its…
MoreVirus updates
‘R’ rate at all-time low…..All adults innoculated by June despire Pfizer slowdown…Exaggerated fear of British variant… 886 new corona cases were registered Wednesay, the sixth day in a row the infection rate has…
MoreReal estate boom
The real estate market boomed in 2020 despite the corona virus, as total transactions topped DKK252bn ($41bn) a 28% increase on the previous year. On average there were DKK690m ($100m) of deals every…
MoreLockdown: No end in sight
Despite a fall in infections (see below) the government has warned that lockdown restrictions due to expire on February 7th may need to be extended due to the rapidly spreading, highly contagious British…
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