Government’s ‘Robin Hood’ proposal…Business leaders warn against ‘fat cat’ salaries….SAS cancels all flights to China…DKK20m grant for Zimbabwe… DKK1.4bn (€190m) will be redistributed from prosperous councils in the capital region to struggling local…

Despite signs that the economy is slowing down the jobless rate remained stable in December. The latest Statistics Denmark show the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.7 percent in December, the same as…

China’s ambassador to Denmark continues to demand an apology from Jyllands-Posten (JP) for publishing a ’heartless’ and ’egotistical’ cartoon. JP’s editor-in-chief, Jacob Nybroe, said on Tuesday the paper had not intended to make…

A state-run Chinese newspaper has characterised Danes as ‘good people’, a sign that the flag controversy could soon blow over according to DR News’ Asia correspondent. Although an editorial in China News, Wednesday,…

The government has dispatched an emergency team to Wuhan in China to help evacuate Danes at risk of the coronavirus. Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod said yesterday a plane has been arranged from Beijing…

The US Embassy in Denmark has been hit with a ‘shit storm’ on social media for originally claiming that the Auschwitz concentration camp in southern Poland was liberated by US troops 75 years…

Brexit party leader Nigel Farage, who led the leave campaign in the UK, has identified Denmark, alongside Italy and Poland, as being among those most likely to next exit the EU. Speaking at…

The government has been forced to drop its so-called ‘Blackstone Bill’, a plan to stop ‘greedy’ property speculators, particularly U.S. company Blackstone, from purchasing rental properties in Copenhagen and pushing up rents. The government’s…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will welcome her Latvian counterpart, Arturs Karinš, for talks in Copenhagen tomorrow (31/1). The Danish PM said in a prepared statement yesterday: “I look forward to meeting with the…

In the latest twist to the Danske Bank money laundering scandal, two top accountants from global accountancy firm Ernst & Young are facing disciplinary action for their failure to spot the warning signs…