Business makes Denmark prosperous….Maersk warns of year-long disruptions in Red Sea…Rivals eye Novo’s weight-loss success…. Denmark has become the third-most prosperous in the European Union thanks to Danish multinational businesses. At DKK390,000 (€52,000),…

Centre-right voters would prefer Liberal Alliance leader Alex Vanopslagh as their prime minister candidate over the traditional nominee from either the  Liberals (Venstre) or Conservatives – Troels Lund Poulsen or Søren Pape Poulsen…

The West has compromised its security by becoming too economically dependent on countries like Russia and China, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said in a lengthy interview with the British Financial Times, Tuesday, in…

Denmark’s strict immigration policy is a vote winner that could prevent Europe’s Socialists from suffering losses in June’s European elections, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told the British Financial Times Tuesday. In response to…

Climate leaders and ministers from around the world will gather next month for the Copenhagen Climate Ministerial to agree on a framework for this year’s COP29, in Azerbaijan, and follow up on the…

The Russian Embassy in Stockholm has warned of ‘negative consequences’ following Sweden’s NATO accession. In a statement posted on messaging app Telegram, Tuesday the embassy said Russia would take ‘political and military’ measures…

Minister for Development Aid Dan Jørgensen will be grilled by parliamentary parties today as to why the government continues to fund the controversial Palestinian aid organisation UNRWA. The Liberal Alliance has stated very…

East Jutland Police acted mistakenly when they failed to prosecute an imam who illegally performed an Islamic wedding for a girl under 18 in 2022. In a written parliamentary response to the Danish…

Denmark’s probe into the 2022 Nord Stream explosions has been terminated with investigators concluding there was deliberate sabotage of the gas pipelines but ‘no basis’ for pursuing criminal proceedings. The outcome mirrors Sweden…

The Russian government has criticised Denmark’s closure of its Nordstream explosions probe. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov characterised the decision as ‘close to absurd.’ “On the one hand they admit there was deliberate sabotage,…