Small IT company admits CPR disaster – hacker used AI to breach the system
A small IT company based in Odense has been identified as the source of last week’s massive data breach in which hackers gained access to 8.8 million Danish personal identification (CPR) numbers. In…
MoreAuthorities restrict companies access to sensitive information
More than 1,000 companies have had their access to the national Central Person Register (CPR) restricted following the massive data breach last week that exposed the personal identification numbers of 8.8 million people….
MoreMore than 40,000 young people on disability
The number of younger people receiving disability pensions has fallen for the first time since early 2020. New figures from Jobindsats.dk show 43,229 under the age of forty claimed disability benefits in September,…
MoreInflation at 12-month high
Inflation accelerated to a 12-month high in September driven by rising energy prices. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show consumer prices rose 2.2 percent year-on-year, primarily due to rising petrol and diesel, the…
MoreDip in exports
Exports fell 3% to DKK194bn ($29bn) in August, driven by a 6% drop in goods exports, although service exports bucked the trend, rising 1%. The latest figures from Statistics Denmark show that despite…
MoreFormer Greenland PM: Trust with U.S. has been broken
Greenland’s relationship with the U.S. has suffered a serious setback following Donald Trump’s persistent attempts to gain control of the Danish territory, the Arctic island’s Foreign Minister Múte B. Egede said in an…
MoreMPs dismiss assault allegations against former DPP leader
MPs have come out in defence of Danish People’s Party founder Pia Kjærsgaard who’s been reported to the police for allegedly assaulting a Muslim influencer. Afrah al-Jabouri claims the former speakerof the house…
MorePM agrees to meet father of murdered man
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has agreed to meet the father of the Swedish police officer who was killed during an altercation at a World Cup screening in Copenhagen last June. After 31-year-old Nkumba…
MoreFinance Minister: Irish budget proposal ‘inadequate’
Finance Minister Peter Hummelgaard has dismissed Ireland’s revised proposal for the EU’s long-term budget as ‘inadequate’ and warned that spending remains too high. The Irish EU presidency has proposed an 8% reduction in the…
MoreDenmark condemns Trump’s sanctions on ICC
Denmark, alongside Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom have condemned US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC). After US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said President Donald…
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