Greenpeace stops fracking demo
Environmental organisation Greenpeace has stopped its anti-fracking demonstration in Northern Jutland, where activists occupied a drilling rig owned by French energy company Total on Sunday night just as it was preparing start drilling…
MorePower-hungry Germans reject Danish energy
Denmark generates excess power while Germany is looking to increase its use of clean-energy sources. However, what should have been a perfect match has turned into a growing spat that is undermining the EU’s…
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Rise in consumer prices up / Industrial production up / Share trading at record high / Denmark joins China-led bank Consumer prices: Consumer prices increased for the second straight month in March, the…
MoreNordic agreement against Russian aggression
Denmark and four of its Nordic neighbours have joined together in defence against Russian aggression. In a joint statement published by Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten, defence ministers from Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, and Norway outline…
MoreNew Gallup poll: Government breathing down opposition’s neck
With the election fast approaching, a new poll shows the government and its allies have again shortened the opposition’s lead. The latest Gallup poll gives the government and its support parties 48.2 per…
MoreMedia: Thorning could win
Despite trailing in the polls since she was elected nearly four years ago, Prime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt has been given renewed hope for re-election this year, according to Denmark’s leading newspapers. Politiken…
MoreThorning was in line for top EU job
Although Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt repeatedly denied last year that she was a candidate to become EU President before it was awarded to Donald Tusk, she now admits she was sounded out for…
MoreQueen Margrethe: Immigrants need to adapt
Queen Margrethe has urged migrants to adapt to Danish values and customs. In an interview with Berlingske to mark her 75th birthday, Her Majesty makes a seldom incursion into the political debate by…
MoreLess public support for development aid
A new poll reveals that the Danish public’s backing for development aid continues to fall. With the aid issue expected to be high on the agenda of the upcoming election campaign, a new…
MoreParties threaten Turkey with lawsuit
A group of non-government parties, tired of waiting for a response from the Turkish government regarding the release of the man suspected of attempting to murder Islam critic Lars Hedegaard, are considering filing…
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