NATO boss praises Denmark
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte yesterday praised Denmark for already meeting new defence spending targets as Europe accepts a significantly larger role in the military alliance. After a meeting of NATO defence ministers in…
MorePoll: Majority want Great Prayer Day restored
A majority of the electorate want the scrapped Great Prayer Day public holiday reinstated. In a new Megafon survey for TV 2, 56 percent of voters said the traditional 1-day break should be…
MoreLøkke scrapped talking points after Vance meeting
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen was forced to rewrite his prepared remarks after his high-stakes meeting in Washington last month with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio in…
MoreEnvironment Minister in hot water for concealing report
Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke is facing mounting criticism for allegedly concealing concerns from the Food Ministry in a key report about drinking water. Food Minister Jacob Jensen has accused his colleague of ignoring…
MoreJobless immigrants are more criminal
While it’s known that immigrants are heavily overrepresented in crime statistics it’s employment, not ethnicity, that’s the decisive factor, according to a new study by the CEPOS think tank. In 2022 foreign nationals…
MoreKosovo prison could be delayed yet again
Denmark’s planned prison project in Kosovo looks like being delayed yet again. Earlier this month the expected opening was pushed to April 2027 instead of September 2026 – the prison was originally scheduled…
MoreRussian Foreign Minister sends chilling warning
Russia is ready to respond militarily if Western nations expand their armed presence in Greenland, the country’s foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov said Wednesday. Speaking to the Russian parliament (Duma) Mr Lavrov warned that…
MoreNATO launches Arctic Sentry mission
NATO has unveiled a new mission, Arctic Sentry, to strengthen security in the High North following US President Donald Trump’s aggression towards Greenland. Speaking in Brussels, Tuesday, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described…
MoreCampaign poster orders fuel election rumours
Rumours of an imminent general election have triggered a surge in orders for campaign posters – TV2 reports this morning that printing company LaserTryk in Vallensbæk, south of Copenhagen, has received orders for…
MorePortugal drugs bust linked to Denmark
Portuguese police have seized a further 523 kilos of cocaine in the ‘Operation Valhalla’ drug-bust operation that has already seen several Danish nationals remanded in custody. The latest haul was discovered on the…
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