More green investment from pension fund / Renewable energy deal with Egypt / Carlsberg facing €250m fine in Germany….. Two days after announcing it would decease investing  in tobacco companies due to cigarettes’…

Tax Minister Karsten Lauritzen believes around half of the DKK12.7bn defrauded from the Danish Tax Department (SKAT) in the share dividend scandal can be retrieved through legal channels. In Denmark’s biggest-ever tax fraud, SKAT…

The government has lost its battle with the EU to protect Denmark’s generous unemployment insurance scheme (dagpenge) from potential abuse by foreign nationals who work in Denmark on a temporary basis. The EU Commission,…

A leading Muslim imam was refused entry to New Zealand following the Christchurch massacre as his name appears on the Danish government’s ‘blacklist’ of preachers barred from entering Denmark. Sheikh Shady Alsuleiman, one of Australia’s…

Denmark’s biggest telecom company, TDC, has shunned Huawei and chosen Swedish multinational telecom company Ericsson to set up Denmark’s upcoming 5G network. The announcement, Tuesday, came after months of debate over security concerns surrounding…

An MP and her baby were ordered to leave the chamber of the Danish parliament by Speaker of the House Pia Kjærsgaard, Tuesday, for ‘creating a disturbance’. The Conservatives Mette Abildgaard said she was…

Denmark’s EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager will figure prominently on a list of candidates for leading EU roles put forward by European liberals this week, alongside ex-Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt and ex-commissioner Emma…

Copenhagen is 7th this year on the British Economist magazine’s annual list of the world’s most expensive cities. For the first time in its 30-year history, the Worldwide Cost of Living Survey, which compares prices…

Less than a week after two of Denmark’s biggest pension providers, ATP and Pension Danmark, declined to join a collective compensation claim against Danske Bank for losses suffered due to the money laundering…

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has again vowed to halt the growth of the parallel society following a new report  showing 76,400 people from ethnic minorities in 2015 were living isolated from mainstream Denmark…