A 53 year old mentally ill man told an Aarhus court, Monday, he was ‘possessed by evil spirits’ when he attacked leader of the anti-Muslim ‘Stram Kurs’ (Hard Line) party, Rasmus Paludan, last…

Danske Bank, still struggling with the repercussions of the money laundering scandal, receives the worst rating of Denmark’s 20 largest banks in a new Voxmeter survey. Confidence in the country’s biggest bank was…

Danish inflation remained stable in December. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show the consumer price index rose by a modest 0.5 percent year-on-year, the same as seen in November. According to the agency…

SAS boss quits….Bankruptcies down despite corona….Record year for property market…Nord Stream 2 gets final go-ahead…. Rickard Gustafson is stepping down as CEO of struggling Scandinavian Airlines (SAS). The Swede is leaving after 10…

The Hong Kong government is exploring the possibility of prosecuting, with a view to extraditing, two Danish politicians instrumental last month in helping pro-democracy activist Ted Hui to flee from the Chinese authorities….

The government has slapped a travel ban on all countries and advised against Danes travelling abroad. In response to the rapidly spreading corona mutation found in Great Britain, and now South Africa, Foreign…

The Health Ministry has confirmed it’s working on a covid-19 ‘vaccine passport’ that could be ready to go ‘within months’. The passport would enable those who have received a COVID-19 inoculation to travel…

18 people were arrested when a Copenhagen demonstration against the corona lockdown turned violent, Saturday. An estimated 200-250 people linked to the ‘Men in Black’ movement gathered at Town Hall Square to ‘march…

Infection rate down but hospitalisations up…Lockdown unlikely to be eased…Everybody in Denmark set to be inoculated by end of June…115,000 vaccinated so far…..Corona restrictions eradicate influenza….PM discusses virus with Netanyahu…. 1,246 new corona…

Twitter’s decision to permanently suspend President Trump’s account has divided Danish political parties. The Social Democrat’s media affairs spokesman, Kasper Sand Kjær, welcomed the move but acknowledged it’s a ‘major dilemma’ when private…