Posted on 04. Feb, 2016 in: News

Education cuts reflect government’s ‘short-sighted’ policy says opposition

The government’s ‘short-sighted’ polices are to blame for more than 500 jobs being slashed at Copenhagen University, the Social Liberals’ education and research spokeswoman Ida Auken claimed yesterday after Denmark’s biggest and most…

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Posted on 04. Feb, 2016 in: News

Education Minister defends cuts

Denmark will continue to lead the way in research despite government cuts that have forced Copenhagen University to shed more than 500 employees, Minister of Education and Research Esben Lunde Larsen said yesterday in the…

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Posted on 04. Feb, 2016 in: News

PM backs Social Democrats’ integration proposals

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has backed the Social Democrats’ call for a ‘new approach’ to solving the integration problem. After the opposition party said all newcomers should work whether they can speak Danish…

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Demonstrators outside Danish embassy in Greece

Pro-migrant demonstrators threw fake jewellery and cash at the Danish embassy in Athens yesterday, in protest at the law passed by the Danish parliament last week that allows the police to confiscate refugees’…

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‘We are very sorry but Denmark is not such a bad place’

A satirical video created by state-run TV channel DR3, aimed at correcting Denmark’s tarnished reputation in the wake of the jewellery law and other anti-refugee measures, has been seen over a million times…

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Posted on 03. Feb, 2016 in: News

Government extends border control

The government has extended temporary control over the border with Germany by 20 days to February 23rd. At a press conference alongside Sweden’s Minister for Migration, Morgan Johansson, Tuesday, Ms Støjberg said the government assessed…

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Posted on 03. Feb, 2016 in: News

DPP: Border control is here to stay

If it’s up to the Danish People’s Party (DPP) border control will become a permanent fixture. Party leader Kristian Thulesen Dahl welcomed the government’s extension of temporary control along the German border as…

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Posted on 03. Feb, 2016 in: News

Løkke welcomes EU compromise ahead of Cameron’s visit

European Council President Donald Tusk’s offer of a compromise on the ‘emergency brake’ on social benefits for EU citizens, which British Prime Minister David Cameron has tried to secure as part of the…

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Posted on 03. Feb, 2016 in: News

PM: Not good enough, Inger

A working paper for better integration, presented by Integration Minister Inger Støjberg at an internal government meeting yesterday, was dismissed as inadequate by Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. Politiken quotes ‘highly placed sources’…

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Posted on 03. Feb, 2016 in: News

Social Democrats: Refugees need to work from day one

The Social Democrats are determined to fast-track refugees and migrants into the labour market. The party’s latest integration proposals, to be presented at a press conference today, will require all newcomers to look…

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7:59 – All the Danish News That Fits

7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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