DPP apologises for false claims in remigration article
The Danish People’s Party (DPP) has admitted that party leader Morten Messerschmidt misquoted several political opponents in a recent op-ed article on immigration. In a post on X party leadership acknowledged errors in…
MoreLocal candidates scared to campaign in Nørrebro
Local candidates have admitted they no longer feel safe campaigning in the inner-city district of Nørrebro due to threats and religion-based intimidation. Former Social Democrat MP Lars Aslan Rasmussen, who has removed all…
MoreWomen under-represented in local elections
Only four local authorities have more female than male candidates on the ballot in tomorrow’s municipal elections. Election data shows that out of more than 9,200 candidates nationwide, only 3,217 are women, compared…
MoreUK launches ‘Danish-like’ immigration reform
Influenced by Denmark’s hardline immigration policy the British government has unveiled plans for extensive reform of the UK’s asylum system. Under the proposed changes those granted asylum would receive refugee status for just…
MoreNew populist party heading for parliament
A new poll shows the right-wing populist Citizens’ Party (Nye Borgerlige) would win 3.1 per cent of the vote and six seats if an election were held right now, the same as coalition…
MoreLøkke: Blue bloc is letting anti-migrant DPP dictate the agenda
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has accused the centre-right ‘blue bloc’ of being so fixated on unity that it’s allowing the Danish People’s Party (DPP) to dominate the political agenda with its anti-migrant…
MoreFewer immigrants could cost Denmark dearly
Denmark’s healthy economic outlook for the next few years could quickly unravel if fewer foreign workers arrive, the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) has warned. Foreign labour has been a key reason the…
MoreSocial Democrats face scrutiny over links with mosques they once called ‘un-Danish’
The Social Democrats are backing local candidates linked to Turkish government-run mosques despite earlier labelling their values ‘un-Danish.’ Berlingske reports that at least four party candidates in next week’s municipal elections are connected…
MoreDefence Ministry tightens access to weapons data
The Defence Ministry will in future require highly-placed administrators to approve which employees can access sensitive information on weapons, ammunition, and explosives following sharp criticism from the National Audit Office over widespread access…
MoreAuthorities intercept terror suspect leaving Denmark
A man was arrested Thursday morning on a train crossing from Denmark into Germany over alleged plans to target Jewish and Israeli sites, German authorities said. The suspect, a Lebanese national reportedly living…
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