Copenhagen apartment prices rose by 24% in 2025
The housing market boom shows no signs of slowing down. The latest figures from Boligsiden.dk. the leading real estate portal, show house prices rose 0.6% nationwide in January, while apartment prices jumped 1.5%…
MoreTrump Administation renews attack on Danish wind farm projects in U.S.
Shares in partially state-owned energy company Ørsted fell by more than 3%, Wednesday, after the Trump administration announced it would appeal a series of court rulings blocking efforts to stop construction of offshore…
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Trade organisation opens major India office…Good year for fishers….Danske Bank drops crypto ban…Denmark 2nd in organic food… The Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) has opened its biggest office abroad – in India. After…
MoreNorwegian general refuses to rule out Russian invasion
Norway’s top military leader has declined to rule out the possibility of a Russian invasion to protect its nuclear capabilities in the north. In an interview with the British Guardian newspaper, General Eirik…
MoreRussian shadow fleet ships raise national security concerns
Nearly 300 ships linked to Russia’s so-called shadow fleet passed through Danish waters in 2025, new figures from the Danish Maritime Authority have shown. Yevgeniy Golovchenko, assistant professor of political science at the…
MoreConservative leader in Epstein mix-up
A number of foreign media outlets have mistakenly confused Conservative Leader Mona Juul with a top Norwegian diplomat who’s quit after being linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The British BBC, German…
MoreSocialists call for reinstatement of scrapped public holiday
The Green Left (Socialist People’s Party/SF) have warned they will demand the reinstatement of the ‘Great Prayer Day’ public holiday if the centre-left ‘red’ bloc of parties gains a majority in this year’s general…
MoreDenmark tops ‘least corrupt’ rankings
Denmark has again been ranked the least corrupt country in the world. The latest annual index by Transparency International, which assesses 180 countries based on perceptions of corruption in the public sector, puts…
MoreWhere the streets have Ukrainian names
Copenhagen City Hall has approved a plan to name a number of new streets in the Nordhavn district after Ukrainian cities. The move, opposed by the Conservatives, means six new roads in the…
MoreInflation falls
Inflation dropped significantly in January as the Consumer Price Index fell to a 2-year low. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show the CPI rose by no more than 0.8% last month, mainly due…
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