Parliament has approved compensation of DKK300,000 ($47,000) for Greenlandic women who were forcibly given contraception by the Danish health authorities.without their knowledge or proper consent during Denmark’s controversial birth-control campaign. “The significance of…

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Greenland with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen next month as Brussels steps up efforts to strengthen ties with the strategically important Arctic territory. The…

Green Left (SF) leader Pia Olsen Dyhr’s personal credibility has suffered a dramatic collapse in voter confidence following the controversy over her decision to re-hire an adviser previously accused of sexual misconduct. Only…

The Fayard shipyard in Funen has come under fire again for servicing another tanker linked to Russian ‘shadow fleet’ cargo ships carrying Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). the third such vessel to arrive at…

While Russia and its hybrid warfare against Europe remains Europe’s ‘first and greatest immediate enemy’, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned that migrants from the Middle East are the ‘enemy within ‘. Speaking…

People from the MENAPT countries (Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan and Turkey) are twice as likely as ‘ethnic’ Danes to receive a disability pension. Following new figures showing fourteen percent of 18-66-year-olds with…

The Conservatives still believe Liberal (Venstre) leader Troels Lund Poulsen is the centre-right opposition’s best candidate for prime minister. In response to reports of other party leaders on the right staking their claim…

The economy is set to grow by 3.7% this year fuelled by strong exports, rising employment and significant real-wage growth according to the government’s latest economic review to be released this morning, as…

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen remains confident planned VAT cuts  on groceries will lead directly to lower supermarket prices The government’s proposal to introduce differentiated VAT on food and vegetables, at an estimated cost of…

Legislation granting financial compensation to Greenlandic women damaged by the forced contraception scandal is set to be passed today less than 24 hours before two reports into the affair are set to be published…