Left-wing parties demand 90% emissions cut by 2035
Four parties on the left have joined together to demand that Denmark cut emissions by 90% by 2035, more than the 82–85% proposed by Climate Minister Lars Aagaard last month. In a joint…
MoreDenmark maintains support for Ukraine despite corruption probe
Denmark will continue its multi-billion kroner support for Ukraine despite allegations of corruption against top officials, Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said yesterday following calls from the right-wing Danish People’s Party (DPP) and…
MoreGovernment releases plan to fight antisemitism
The government has unveiled plans to combat rising antisemitism, including tougher monitoring, stronger education efforts, and a dedicated coordinator for schools. The four-year strategy, backed by DKK 120m ($18.7m), follows an increase in…
MoreSyrians granted permanent residencies in droves despite deportation plans
Over 1,000 Syrians have received permanent residence in Denmark over the past year, even as the government prepares for mass deportations. From December 2024 to October 2025, 1,124 Syrians were granted permanent residence,…
More28-year-old walks free in multi-million Hamas funding case
A 28-year-old man charged with collecting DKK 5.7m ($890,000) for the Palestinian group Hamas was released from detention, Tuesday, following a hearing at Frederiksberg District Court. A 59-year-old co-defendant remains in custody. The…
MoreStudents rally against Copenhagen University’s decision to shut prayer rooms
Around 100 students gathered outside Copenhagen University on Tuesday to protest the closure of a campus ‘reflection room’, often used as a Muslim prayer room. The demonstration was led by Jesper Gür, a…
MoreForeign Minister dismisses Ukraine corruption questions
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has declined to support opposition demands for an investigation into how more than DKK80bn ($12.5bn) in Danish aid to Ukraine has been spent following fresh corruption allegations in…
MoreCorruption allegations surround Ukrainian factory
Ukrainian defence firm Fire Point broke ground on its new factory in Vojens, Monday, as rumours of corruption continue to surround its business in Ukraine. In June, Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen signed…
MorePhotos raise new doubt about PM’s link to Zelensky film
Images of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in a warm embrace with Ukraine’s now-dismissed presidential chief of staff Andriy Yermak have reignited the controversy over her husband Bo Tengberg’s partially state-funded documentary about President…
MoreNew poll: Liberals make gains but no majority for either side
The Liberals (Venstre) comeback continues. Following a strong showing in the recent local elections when the party won the most mayorships in the country, a new Voxmeter poll shows the coalition partner would…
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