Ahead of her trip to the Munich Security Conference today Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen underlined the serious situation that Europe now finds itself in. The PM, who will participate in a panel debate…

A senior Russian diplomat has expressed concern about the prospect of Greenland’s further militarisation and its potential threats to Russia’s security. Speaking to state-owned news agency RIA Novosti, Thursday, Artem Studennikov, director of…

The government has advanced its full annual grant of DKK 105m ($15m) to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA). The Foreign Ministry announced yesterday the money will be paid…

The government is heading for defeat at the EU over the controversial ‘ghetto law’ that allows the state to relocate residents of struggling, under-privileged social housing. In a non-binding legal opinion Thursday, Advocate…

MPs and staff members at parliament have been advised against downloading the Chinese chatbot DeepSeek on phones, computers, or tablets.  In an e-mail to all employees at Christiansborg, Thursday, the Presidium – the…

President Trump’s proposal to purchase Greenland and make it formally part of the U.S. isn’t so far-fetched as it may seem, a panel of Arctic and security specialists told lawmakers at a Senate…

Minister for Culture Jakob Engel-Schmidt has been summoned to a parliamentary hearing over the controversial TV documentary Grønlands hvide guld (Greenland’s White Gold) aired by state-run DR earlier this week but denounced by…

Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen and his U.S. counterpart, Pete Hegseth, have reaffirmed the ‘strong alliance’ between Denmark and the U.S. Following brief talks on the sidelines of a meeting of the Ukraine…

The Danish Refugee Council (DRC) has warned that more than two million people could lose access to humanitarian aid after President Trump imposed a sudden funding freeze on US aid. The US is…

Denmark’s controversial housing law aimed at breaking up ‘non-western ghettos’ and relocating migrants will be tested at the EU Court today. Twelve residents from the social housing complex Mjolnerparken in north-west Copenhagen, who…