Danish troops sent to Greenland to prepare for U.S. attack
Denmark sent troops to Greenland in January armed with explosives to destroy airport runways in the event of a possible U.S. attack. DR News, citing anonymous sources within the government, top military officers,…
MoreEx-White House advisor accuses PM of fuelling anti-Trump stance
A former top adviser to Donald Trump has accused Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen of exploiting anti-Trump sentiment for political gain in the dispute over Greenland. In an interview with B.T., Alexander B. Gray,…
MorePM raises fears of far-right government
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned that a vote for any party in the ‘blue bloc’ could lead to a far-right government after the election. In an interview with Politiken the PM said…
MoreConservatives outbid Liberals on tax cuts
A tax war has broken out in the election campaign. Conservative leader Mona Juul yesterday proposed sweeping tax cuts worth DKK34bn ($5.5bn) annually, just one day after Liberal leader Troels Lund Poulsen promised…
MoreElection briefs
Pelle Dragsted, head of the far-left Red/Greens (Enhedslisten) warned that the proposed tax cuts from the Conservatives and Liberals would deepen inequality and weaken welfare. In a post on X he said the…
MoreSupreme Court rules against NGOs in Gaza lawsuit
The Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by four humanitarian organisations who accused the state of violating international law by exporting weapons to Israel. Amnesty International, Oxfam Denmark, ActionAid Denmark, and Palestinian…
MoreDenmark drops to 3rd in happiness survey
Denmark has fallen to third place in the annual rankings of the world happiest nations. Finland is again number one in the latest edition of the World Happiness Report, published Thursday, while Iceland…
MoreDPP leader: No citizenship, no welfare
As the election campaign enters its final week the Danish People’s Party (DPP) has proposed stripping welfare benefits from foreign nationals as part of its toughest immigration plan to date. In an interview…
MoreLA candidate expelled for criticising leader’s cocaine use
The Liberal Alliance’s (LA) decision to expel a parliamentary candidate for publicly criticising party leader Alex Vanopslagh’s cocaine use was a ‘knee-jerk’ reaction, BT’s political analyst, Henrik Qvortrup, said last night after Martin…
MorePM: Scrapping public holiday wasn’t my idea
All three coalition leaders have now claimed it wasn’t them who suggested that the Great Prayer Day public holiday should be abolished. During a campaign stop, Monday, Liberal (Venstre) leader Troels Lund Poulsen…
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