Inflation dips slightly but dark clouds ahead
The annual inflation rate edged down to 0.7% in February from 0.8% in January, marking the lowest level since April 2024, but it could be the calm before the storm. Economists have warned that the…
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10 Maersk ships stuck in Persian Gulf….LEGO boss hits out at wealth tax plans…Noma founder quits following abuse allegations… Shipping giant Maersk has ten vessels stuck in the Persian Gulf after shipping traffic…
MoreSocial Democrats losing ground – Greenland, Faroes Islands could swing the election
The ‘Greenland Bump’ the Social Democrats received earlier this year following the dispute with Donald Trump has disappeared. With less than two weeks to election day a new Epinion poll for TV2 shows…
MorePM distances herself from ‘cash for seats’ row
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has distanced herself from the growing ‘cash for seats’ row that’s fast becoming an awkward campaign issue for the coalition parties. When questioned by reporters, Tuesday, about reports that…
MoreDPP calls for temporary halt on Muslim citizenship
The Danish People’s Party (DPP) has renewed its call to for a temporary halt on citizenship for immigrants from Muslim countries after new figures obtained by investigative media Zetland from the Ministry for…
MoreLiberals vow to cut taxes on business
The Liberals have promised at least DKK1bn in tax cuts for small and medium-sized companies to strengthen economic growth and competitiveness. At a campaign stop in Herlev, near Copenhagen, Tuesday, Liberal leader Troels…
MoreMinistry closes Iran Embassy
The Foreign Ministry has temporarily closed Denmark’s embassy in Tehran and evacuated diplomats from Iran due to the escalating conflict in the region. At a press conference, Tuesday, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen…
MoreSupreme Court considers legality of arms to Israel lawsuit
The Supreme Court will rule on whether a group of humanitarian organisations can bring a lawsuit against the state over arms-related exports linked to Israel. In April last year the High Court dismissed a…
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Record sales for LEGO….Sponsors cut ties with world-famous restaurant…..60,000 hens culled in Jutland… Toy giant LEGO has posted record sales figures for 2025 – profit hit DKK 16.7bn (2.6 billion) as global revenue…
MoreLeft wing parties urge PM to ‘come clean’
Left-wing parties have urged Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to reveal her true colours after she refused to rule out a new coalition government with the Liberals (Venstre) during Sunday’s debate with leader Troels…
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