New fishing quotas scandal
Two major Danish fishing companies have been allowed to break the law for years by using illegal quotas. A new report by independent research company Danwatch in collaboration with TV2 reveals that a calculation…
MoreDenmark and Germany strengthen Baltic Sea defence cooperation
Denmark and Germany have signed a declaration of intent to strengthen defence cooperation, focusing on supporting Ukraine and addressing threats in the Baltic Sea region. In a press release, Thursday, Defence Minister Troels…
MoreDenmark joins international crackdown on terrorist propaganda
Denmark was one of fifteen countries that participated in two international police operations this week targeting online terrorist propaganda, the EU’s cross-border agency, Europol, said Thursday. The operations, including nations such as France,…
MoreStøjberg echoes PM’s assault and calls for societal change
Former hard-line immigration minister Inger Støjberg has condemned the assault on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and told of her own firsthand experiences of public aggression. Speaking at the Citizens Forum in Bornholm, Ms…
MoreParliament sticks with rainbow flag amid Pride criticism
The rainbow flag will be flown over Parliament during Copenhagen Pride week in August despite recent controversies surrounding the LGBTQ+ organisation and pushback from some of Denmark’s biggest companies. Speaker of the House…
MoreParliament aims for ‘better quality’ legislation
Speaker of the House Søren Gade From the start of the new parliamentary session in October, the minimum period from the introduction of a bill to its passage will be increased from thirty…
MoreNorwegian energy giant competes for CO₂ storage rights
Norwegian energy powerhouse Equinor is among nine contenders seeking approval from the Danish Energy Agency to explore CO₂ storage opportunities in Denmark. The decision expected later this month could secure the Norwegian company…
MoreMoscow: Russian citizens under threat in Denmark
Russia’s Foreign Ministry has warned that all Russian residents in this country are under threat of being arrested. After a Russian woman was arrested by Danish Intelligence (PET) agents, Tuesday, and questioned regarding…
MoreBornholm hit by GPS jamming – experts blame Russia
Global Positioning System (GPS) signals over the Danish island of Bornholm suffered two massive disruptions in May, the sign of an intensified Russian hybrid war in the Baltic according to jamming experts. Left-wing…
MorePM looks like losing out in EU race
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen appears to be out of the running for a top EU job – if she was ever a realistic candidate. Politico, seen as the most influential media in the…
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