King Frederik to visit Greenland
King Frederik will travel to Greenland from February 18-20 as talks between Denmark and the U.S. move forward. At a brief press conference during a state visit to Lithuania on Thursday, the King…
MoreDenmark will abide by human rights rulings despite deportation push
Denmark will continue to comply with rulings from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) even as the government pushes ahead with plans to deport more criminal foreign nationals, immigration minister Rasmus Stoklund…
MoreGovernment eyes higher cash payouts for Syrians to return home
The government is considering raising the financial incentives for Syrians who choose to return home voluntarily after a record number of returnees in 2025. According to the Ministry of Immigration and Integration, 665…
MoreHundreds of foreign criminals could be deported under new proposal
Hundreds of foreign criminals could face deportation under the government’s planned reform, new Prison Authorty figures have shown. Data from Denmark’s criminal register shows that between 2021 and 2025, 1,901 foreign nationals were…
MoreKids back Social Democrats
Schoolkids would choose the Social Democrats as their top party if they could vote, a turnaround from two years ago when the right-wing Liberal Allinace emerged on top. The ‘school election’, held every…
MorePM in Paris to shore up European support
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenlandic leader Jens Frederik Nielsen held talks with France’s President Emmanuel Macron, Wednesday, aimed at sending a clear response of European support in response to Donald Trump’s aggression….
MorePM doubts NATO’s ability to resolve Greenland crisis
Ahead of yesterday’s Élysée Palace meeting Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen highlighted NATO’s key role in the Arctic but expressed doubts about the military alliance’s role in resolving the Greenland crisis. In a Q&A…
MoreU.S. Secretary of State: Greenland negotiations underway
Denmark, Greenland and the United States have launched a process aimed at reaching an agreement in the dispute over Greenland, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday. In a briefing to…
MoreU.S. Embassy apologises for flag insult
The 44 Danish flags that were removed by the U.S. Embassy on Tuesday were replaced by hundreds more yesterday as Copenhageners reacted angrily to the latest American insult. The original flags, placed in…
MoreLiberal leader remains coy on prime minister ambitions
The general election is drawing closer but Liberal leader Troels Lund Poulsen remains reluctant to reveal whether he’ll be a candidate for prime minister. Recent polling has indicated a comeback for the tripartite…
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