Supermarket chain aims to cut carbon emissions by 75%….Gaming agency launches anti-gambling campaign….Government increases gambling tax Supermarket chain Coop Denmark has announced plans to cut carbon emissions in its operations by 75% by 2025 and…

After weeks of long, drawn-out negotiations the government and its allies have finally hammered out the terms of the 2020 budget. The agreement reached late last night will increase welfare spending across the…

The government had problems concluding the 2020 budget because the Social Liberals (Radikale) are uncomfortable with their role as a support party – that’s the view of leading political commentators who claim agreement…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has been granted a face to face meeting with President Donald Trump at this week’s NATO summit in London. The President has also scheduled bilateral meetings with German Chancellor…

A distant relative of Conservative politician Naser Khader who travelled to Syria two years ago to join the Islamic State (ISIS) is hoping to return to Denmark. The 21-year-old woman was charged with…

Support for the Liberal Alliance (LA) has dropped to under the 2% threshold for parliamentary representation, increasing the risk of voter wastage for the ‘blue’ bloc opposition at the next election. A poll…

The 68-kilometre wild boar fence along the German border was completed Monday, aimed at preventing the spread of swine fever that could damage the lucrative Danish pork industry but a symbolic gesture that…

Respected U.S. rating agency Moody’s has affirmed Denmark’s triple-A credit rating, ‘reflecting a very high degree of economic and fiscal resilience’. The positive rating is based on: (1) Denmark’s wealthy, competitive and diversified…

National Bank sells off currency to protect krone…..Vestas in China deal…Crown Prince signs up to DK-China business forum.. The continuing weakness of the Danish krone has prompted speculation that the National Bank may…

Denmark has surprisingly broken with the U.S. by signing up to the Instrument in Support of Trade Exchanges (INSTEX) a trade scheme created by Germany, France, and Britain to help EU companies circumvent…