Christmas terror threat
Iraqi intelligence has reportedly warned that Denmark could be targeted by terrorists this Christmas. According to the British Daily Mail, insurgents captured in Iraq told interrogators that last weekend’s Stockholm bombing was only…
MorePoverty target
The government is determined to reduce the number of people living in poverty by 22,000 over the next ten years as Denmark’s contribution to the EU’s overall target of 20 million – even…
MoreSlow economy for five years
Denmark’s emergence from the economic crisis is going to be very slow. After taking a long, hard look at the Danish economy, the International Monetary Fund predicts that growth will fall to 2…
MoreDebt ‘as far as the eye can see’
The public sector is in debt for the first time since 2007. Positive net capital has been transformed into a net debt of DKK16bn, new Statistics Denmark figures show. Senior Danske Bank economist…
MoreActivists were unlawfully arrested
250 climate activists arrested during the COP15 Climate Conference last year were illegally detained and can now claim financial compensation. According to a dramatic ruling handed down by Copenhagen District Court today, the…
MoreLøkke: Rubbish rustling is illegal
Ekstra Bladet is guilty of ‘dustbin journalism’ said Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen in response to an article written by the paper’s journalists who rummaged through Environment Minister’s household rubbish. He also accused…
MoreRubbish revenge
179 MP’s should collect all their rubbish and send it to Ekstra Bladet. That was the Danish People’s Party’s response yesterday to the newspaper’s ‘revelations’ about items found in Environment Minister Karen Ellemann’s…
MoreMinister is an ‘environmental pig’
Minister of the Environment Karen Ellemann has reported tabloid daily Ekstra Bladet to the police after journalists rummaged through her trash cans. In today’s edition of the sensationalist newspaper the minister is portrayed…
MoreHeavy snowstorm on the way
Heavy snow will fall throughout the Copenhagen region today causing potential chaos for commuters returning home from work this afternoon. Meteorologists have predicted snowfall of between 10-15cm and warned that storm weather is…
MoreWere police ordered to attack journalists?
The Socialist People’s Party (SPP) is demanding answers as to why the police were ordered to attack members of the press at last year’s Cop15 Climate Conference. A new documentary film about the…
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