Police on trail of Nazi thieves
Police in southern Jutland claim to be ‘hot on the trail’ of thieves who stole 20 Nazi artifacts, including an SS uniform and a boy’s Hitler Youth outfit, from the Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig in…
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Danske Bank customers charged negative interest….Record Q3 for Vestas….Corona forces Pandora to close hundreds of outlets…. Any customer with more than a quarter of a million kroner in a Danske Bank account will…
MoreMinisters infected as covid rips through parliament
Prime Minister’s question time, voting, and all committee meetings at Christiansborg (Parliament) were cancelled, Tuesday, after an outbreak of corona amongst ministers and MPs. Later in the day Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen pulled…
MoreInfections hit new high
Coronavirus infections in this country have hit record levels, with hospitalisations and deaths on the rise. 1,353 new corona cases were registered, Tuesday, and 4 more fatalities. 169 patients are hospitalised with 15 in intensive care. Nils Strandberg…
MoreFamily of terrorist sentenced to death issues plea for help
The government has informed the Danish children of convicted terrorist Said Mansour, who’s been given the death penalty in Morocco, that the Moroccan authorities have been reminded they need to live up to…
MorePolice tighten security in capital following Vienna attack
Copenhagen Police have tightened security around two prominent Jewish sites in the capital following the terrorist attack in Vienna. Access to Krystalgade, where the main synagogue is located, and Ole Suhrs Gade, home…
MoreJobless rate down
The jobless rate fell for the fourth month in a row in September. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show gross unemployment fell by 1,400 to 136,300 from 137,700 in the preceding month to…
MoreDanske Bank fined DKK9m for misleading customers
The troubles continue to pile up for Denmark’s biggest bank, Danske, which was slapped with a DKK9m fine (€1.2bn), Tuesday, for misleading around 10,000 customers in the Flexinvest Fri case. The fine was…
MoreDK-Germany tunnel gets final go-ahead
Germany’s Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig has given final approval to the construction of the Fehmarn Belt tunnel between Germany and Denmark after dismissing all appeals, Tuesday The 11.2-mile submerged Fehmarn Fixed Link, the…
MoreCharlie Hedbo denies permission to reprint cartoons
The anti-migrant New Right (Nye Konservative) party has been denied permission to use the controversial Mohammed cartoons that made French magazine Charlie Hebdo the target of a deadly terror attack in 2015. Following…
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