The government and Danish People’s Party have finally reached agreement on health reform and will present their proposals at 09.30 this morning. The health bill is the government’s final piece of major legislation…

A number of right-wing Danish nationals excluded from Facebook have found a new forum for their extremist views  – VK a Russian online social networking service based in Saint Petersburg. Kurt Torben Lund, an enthusiastic poster…

123,800 jobless people received either basic welfare assistance, a re-training subsidy, or the controversial integration benefit in December, a 20% decrease since April 2016. Labour Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said it’s ‘incredibly positive’…

A 23-year-old man was remanded in custody for two weeks, Monday, after issuing death threats against Rasmus Paludan, leader of the anti-immigrant, anti-Islamic ‘Stram Kurs’ (Firm Direction) party. He allegedly sent an e-mail…

Foreign students owe the Danish state a total of DKK623m ($96m), including DKK389m from non-EU nationals, but the Danish Debt Collection Agency (DDCA) has acknowledged it’s virtually impossible to collect unpaid debt from…

Hollywood star Pamela Andersen is in Copenhagen today to help the transnational European Spring  party launch its Green New Deal campaign for the May 26th EU election. The world famous ‘Baywatch Babe’ will…

The company behind the controversial Russian Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is confident of receiving approval from Denmark for the pipeline to pass through Danish territorial waters. Four countries—Finland, Sweden, Germany and Russia—have…

Nike is the latest US multinational to feel the wrath of former deputy prime minister Margrethe Vestager. Denmark’s EU Competition Commissioner has fined the sportswear giant, which urges people to ‘Just Do It’, …

Danish voters have become increasingly pro-EU following the chaos surrounding Brexit. In a new Kantar Gallup poll, 70% of respondents say they are supporters, or even ‘strong supporters’ of the EU, the highest…

Despite previously vowing not to support any parliamentary bloc after the election the Alternatives have softened their stance. Party leader Uffe Elbæk, who’s nominated himself as a candidate for prime minister, told tabloid…