DKK5.6m to combat antisemitism
The government is preparing a raft of measures to combat the rise of antisemitism throughout the country since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. There were 80 reports of antisemitic incidents between October…
MoreLocal regions losing jobs despite record-high employment
Despite record-high national employment figures some regional districts remain resistant to job growth. Following a report last week that more than 3 million people are now employed, an all-time high, and the labour…
MoreGang leader busted in Morocco.
A criminal Danish gang-leader has been arrested in Morocco. The 32-year-old male, known as ‘The Greek’, was detained in Casablanca last week by local police acting on an international arrest warrant. He’s suspected…
MoreSoldiers shout ‘bang’ as army runs out of bullets
Danish troops on training exercises are forced to shout ‘bang bang’ when shooting their rifles because of the military’s acute shortage of ammunition – an ‘embarrassment’ according to the Liberal Alliance’s defence spokesperson…
MoreCrackdown on financial crime follwing ‘Black Swan’ revelations
The government has warned of a crackdown on financial crime following the recent ‘Black Swan’ TV documentary in which leading lawyers, businessmen, criminal bikers, and gang members were caught on hidden surveillance cameras collaborating…
MoreMinisters’ poor approval ratings reflect voter apathy in government
Cabinet ministers’ approval ratings have fallen significantly, a sign of voters’ disaffection with the ‘grand coalition’ and a warning sign for Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen according to analysts. In a new Gallup survey…
MoreGreenland joins Paris Climate Agreeement
The government’s ‘climate supremo’ Dan Jørgensen arrived in Greenland, Friday, to mark the country’s formal accession to the Paris Agreement. Accompanied by the UN’s Climate Chief Simon, the Minister said the country now has…
MoreGreenlandic adoptees sue Denmark
Four Greenlandic adoptees who were taken from their parents more than fifty years are suing the Danish state. Their lawyer told left-wing daily Information that his clients are seeking DKK250,000 each on the…
MorePolice recruitment fails
The police have failed to recruit the extra 450 officers targetted by lawmakers four years ago. In 2020 all parties reached agreement to increase the national police force to 11,700 but so far…
MoreEx-PM warns Taiwan needs strong democratic support
Former Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen has delivered a stark warning about Taiwan’s future and called for unwavering support from Europe and other democratic nations amid escalating tensions with China. In an op-ed…
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