More than two-thirds of the electorate believe MPs who defect to another party or become independents should be thrown out of parliament. Over the past five years 34 MPs have quit their own…

The police have received around 150 reports of people supporting terrorist organisation Hamas since the October 7th attack on Israel last year but more than 75% have been dismissed due to a lack…

Three men convicted of threatening Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have been granted permission to appeal their sentences to the Supreme Court. The three were sentenced to 40 days in prison by the High…

850 Danish troops will arrive in Latvia today and tomorrow as part of NATO’s enhanced eastern defence strategy. The move underlines Denmark’s commitment to Baltic security amid rising tensions with Russia, TV2 reports,…

A Greenland court has ruled that anti-whaling activist Paul Watson must remain in custody while Japan’s extradition request is reviewed. The decision extends the 73-year-old Canadian-American Watson’s detention until September 5, intensifying the international…

A surge in digital fraud is hitting Denmark as scammers use “spoofing” techniques to deceive individuals. This method involves making phone calls that appear to come from legitimate Danish numbers, but when answered,…

Clean energy giant Ørsted has abandoned an ambitious green methanol project due to financial restraints. Flagship One, in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, was set to produce 55,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually by 2025 but the…

Shares in biotech company Bavarian Nordic surged 14.9% yesterday following the World Health Organization’s declaration of monkeypox (mpox) as a global health crisis. Bavarian Nordic is the sole producer of the approved mpox…

Minister for Gender Equality Marie Bjerre will not be attending the Copenhagen Pride festival this year. Ms Bjerre participated last year but said yesterday she needs a “pride break” after criticising Copenhagen Pride…

The speaker of the Georgian parliament has accused Denmark of interfering in the country’s election process. In a letter to Berlingske, Shalva Papuashvili said Denmark is guilty of ‘foreign interference’ with ‘behaviour that…