Denmark links development aid to deportations
Linking EU development aid and trade agreements to recipient countries’ willingness to take back rejected asylum seekers will be high on Denmark’s EU Presidency agenda, Immigration Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek said at a…
MoreImmigration Minister: Merkel’s open door policy hasn’t aged well
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s open-border approach to the 2015 refugee crisis created a massive economic and social burden on Europe, Integration Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek said yesterday at an EU ministerial meeting…
MoreImmigration Minister: Mountain summit was turning point in EU migration
Immigration Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek has described the weekend’s mini-summit atop Zugspitze mountain in Germany’s as a potential ‘turning point’ for European refugee policy. Speaking to reporters at yesterday’s meeting of EU migration…
MoreLong-range drones to boost Arctic security
The military is getting four new long-range surveillance drones as part of a broader effort to enhance Arctic security and surveillance capabilities. In a statement, Tuesday, the Defence Ministry said the MQ-9B Sky…
MoreInterpol takes anti-whaling campaigner off its most-wanted list
Interpol has removed its most-wanted designation for Canadian-American activist Paul Watson who was held in a Greenland jail for nearly six months last year on an international arrest warrant issued on behalf of…
MoreFlood warning
The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) placed large parts of Denmark on red alert, Tuesday, due to hefty rainfall. Some towns in the southeast registered more than 90 millimetres (3.5 inches) of rain in…
MoreSyrian residents aren’t tempted by cash repatriation offer
Very few of the 46,000 Syrians currently residing in Denmark have taken advantage of the state-funded repatriation scheme. New figures from the Ministry of Immigration and Integration reveal that no more than 122…
MoreUniversities reject foreign researchers
Danish universities are rejecting foreign researchers in increasing numbers, especially from Russia, Iran and China, due to growing espionage concerns – Aarhus University has already rejected at least 24 applicants this year because…
MoreDenmark and 25 partners demand end to war in Gaza
Denmark and 25 other countries, plus the EU, issued a joint statement on Monday saying the war in Gaza ‘must end now’ and Israel must comply with international law. In addition to calling…
MoreShoplifters cost retailers DKK2bn
Retail theft has reached unprecedented heights. Nearly 28,000 shoplifting incidents were reported to police last year – more than 90 a day and nearly 70 percent more than five years ago – a…
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