Tougher sanctions against Syria called for
Can President Bashar Al-Assad still be called the legitimate leader of Syria, asked Foreign Minister, Lene Espersen, (Conservatives), in response to the continuing violent episodes in the country. She also promised to call…
MoreDeal on Christiania moves closer
The draft version of an offer to Christiania residents to buy the land and property where they live, works out at DKK3500 per square metre. The price has been set well below normal…
MoreEU slams Danish men’s health
An EU report, published today, draws attention to the poor state of many Danish men’s health in comparison to men in other EU countries. The report reveals that Denmark is increasingly down towards…
MoreHaarder blames teachers for educational failings
The previous Education Minister, Bertel Haarder, has come out with a hard-hitting critique of the teaching corps in Denmark. Speaking about the poor PISA evaluation of the public school system, published back in…
MoreProsecutor will call for increased sentence for axeman
The court in Aarhus will hear a plea from the prosecutor on Wednesday for an extra 3 years’ imprisonment for 29 year-old Muhudiin Mohammed Geele. Geele was found guilty in February of attempted…
MoreDanish politicians in call for support for Palestinian unity concord
Former senior Danish politicians figure prominently in an open letter sent to both the EU Commission and to the State Department in USA calling for recognition of the Fatah-Hamas Unity agreement. Mogens Lykketoft…
MoreDisposal of windmill blades a problem
A serious environmental problem is hovering on the horizon with the disposal of redundant windmill blades, reports Børsen today. A researcher at the prestigious Technical University of Denmark, DTU, has looked closely at…
MoreDenmark removes warning against German vegetables
The Food Safety Agency today said that it was okay to eat salad vegetables again from Northern Germany. Their move followed the announcement by their counterparts in Germany that the most likely source…
MoreSenior former politicians call for recognition of Palestinian unity
Former senior Danish politicians figure prominently in an open letter sent to both the EU Commission and to the State Department in USA calling for recognition of the Fatah-Hamas Unity agreement. Mogens Lykketoft…
MoreUsed windmills not so easy to dispose of
A serious environmental problem is hovering on the horizon with the disposal of redundant windmill blades, reports Børsen today. A researcher at the prestigious Technical University of Denmark, DTU, has looked closely at…
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