PM ‘concerned’ about influence of Islam
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen admitted yesterday she’s ‘extremely concerned’ about the role played by Islam in Danish and European society. In response to recent figures showing the number of people arriving here from…
MoreSpy boss gets multi-million pay-off
Following a 5-year legal battle ‘spy boss’ Lars Findsen has reached a DKK7.3m ($1.1m) out-of-court settlement with the Ministry of Defence. The former head of Military Intelligence (FE) said yesterday he’d accepted the Ministry’s…
MoreTravellers avoid U.S.
A rising number of Danish tourists have amended their travel plans due to political and global uncertainty. In a new YouGov survey, 18 percent of respondents said they wouldn’t travel to the U.S….
MoreTrump: No need for Nord Stream probe
Donald Trump has dismissed the need for a formal investigation into the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions off the coast of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. When questioned by reporters during a White House…
MoreForeign Minister denounces Netanyahu’s Gaza plans
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said last night he’s alarmed by reports of Israeli plans to expand ground operations and prolong its military presence in Gaza. In a strongly worded statement, the former…
MoreNew poll shows ‘red bloc’ lead
The traditional centre-left coalition could seize power if an election were held today. A new Voxmeter poll shows the four ’red-bloc’ parties – Social Democrats, Green Left (SF), Red/Greens, and Social Liberals (Radikale)…
MoreMinister warns of crackdown on failed asylum seekers
The government wants to tighten restrictions on rejected asylum seekers who remain in this country on ‘tolerated stay’ permits and can’t be deported because they are at risk of torture, degrading treatment, or…
MorePolice identify 35 crime families
The police have identified 35 families nationally in which criminal behaviour is passed down through generations. According to a new report submitted to parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee, the families comprise 636 individuals, of…
MoreDanish citizen could be deported
The government is exploring the possibility of expelling a 28-year-old woman who’s held Danish citizenship since she was nine. The woman was monitored by the authorities after expressing support for Hamas on social…
MoreIllegal mosque in Aarhus
Two pro-Muslim organisations have been charged with operating an illegal mosque in Aarhus. According to East Jutland Police, the Al-Furqan mosque was run by the Women’s Cultural Association and Al-Furqan Dawah Centre without the…
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