Pro-Russian hacker group behind cyber attack – Copenhagen Airport targeted
A number of prominent Danish websites suffered cyber-attacks, Sunday, allegedly launched by the pro-Russian hacker group NoName057 that has previously targeted Ukrainian, American, and European websites belonging to government agencies, media, and private…
MoreDanish support for US/UK air strikes on Houthi rebels
Denmark has publicly supported the latest round of US and UK missile strikes Houthi targets in Yemen over the weekend. A joint statement issued by Australia, Bahrain, Denmark, Canada, the Netherlands, New Zealand,…
MoreThe Week That Was, February 19th – 25th 2023:
Politics/Economy: Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen dismissed speculation she’s preparing to quit Denmark for a top international job – when grilled by journalists as to whether she would say no if NATO or the…
MoreLong-term security pledge to Ukraine
The government has given a long-term pledge to support Ukraine’s security for at least 10 years. At a press conference, Thursday, Prime Minister Mette Frederiken and Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen announced a…
MoreDanish F-16s in Ukraine this summer
In addition to the new DKK1.7bn aid package for Ukraine the first Danish F-16 fighter jets should be delivered to Ukraine’s air force by this summer, Denmark’s Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said yesterday, ‘if…
MorePresident Zelenskyj offers thanks
Ukraine’s President Zelenskyj offered his gratitude to Denmark following confirmation of the latest multi-million aid package. In a message on social media X he said ammunition is the ‘top priority’ for the battlefield:…
MoreGovernment accused of ‘creative bookkeeping’ with Ukraine figures
Military aid to Ukraine accounted for 0.6% of Denmark’s GDP last year, just over a quarter of NATO’s demand for countries to spend at least 2% on defence. In a written response to…
MorePM claims she would reject EU job offer
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has again dismissed speculation that she’s preparing to quit Denmark for a top international job. The PM was last year strongly linked to the soon-to-be vacant position of NATO…
MoreAnalyst: PM still in line for international job
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s claim that she’s not interested in a top international job should be taken with a pinch of salt, leading political analyst Henrik Qvortrup said last night. When questioned by…
MoreDenmark signs labour agreement with India
The government has signed a mobility and migration agreement with India aimed at attracting care workers to fill the labour shortage in the Danish health sector. According to the Foreign Ministry, the agreement…
More
