Greenland tightens the rules for foreign property buyers
Greenland has made it more difficult for foreigners to buy property or gain land rights – in a law passed unanimously by the Inatsisartut (parliament) on Thursday, only Greenlandic, Danish, and Faroese companies…
MoreFar-left candidate posed with rifle in support of terrorist organisation
A candidate for the far-left Red/Greens in next week’s municipal election has responded angrily to allegations that he sympathises with terrorists after a photograph emerged of him holding a replica rifle while wearing…
MoreFree Greens candidate’s chequered past
A Muslim candidate for the Libertarian Free Greens (Frie Grønne) party has issued a public apology for his previous inflammatory remarks and actions, including a deleted Facebook post blaming rape victims in India…
MoreDenmark and Sweden discuss collaboration on new defence frigates
Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen is exploring the possibility of a joint venture with Sweden to acquire and operate a new generation of air defence frigates. Following a meeting with his Swedish counterpart…
MoreEmbassy terror trial gets underway
The trial of two young Swedish nationals accused of targeting the Israeli embassy in Hellerup with hand grenades got underway at Copenhagen District Court, Wednesday. The two men, now 18 and 21, are…
MoreTerror suspect arrested in Germany linked to Denmark
Danish Intelligence (PET) has confirmed that a terror suspect arrested by German police is a resident of Denmark. German prosecutors said Wednesday that police had arrested a man, identified as Lebanon-born Borhan El-K.,…
MoreRussian hackers target local authorities
A pro-Russian hacker group has claimed responsibility for a series of cyberattacks that temporarily disrupted access to several municipal websites. In a post on X the NoName057(16) group said it had targeted the…
MoreDour Danes pessimistic about future
People in this country have become increasingly pessimistic about life for future generations. In a new survey by Epinion poll for the Institute for Futures Studies (IFS), only 24% said they believe their…
MoreDPP leader sues rival for defamation
Danish People’s Party (DPP) leader Morten Messerschmidt has launched a lawsuit against Social Liberal leader Martin Lidegaard for defamation of character. In a video posted on X, Tuesday, Mr Messerschmidt accused the former…
MoreMore non-Western immigrants find work as ‘ethnicity gap’ narrows
The traditional disparity in the employment rate between non-Western immigrants and ‘ethnic’ Danes has shrunk to an all-time low. New figures from the Economic Council of the Labour Movement (AE) show 61.8 percent…
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