European Court backs Denmark in deportation cases
The European Court of Human Rights has affirmed Denmark’s strict deportation policies. The Court ruled with Denmark on six deportation cases, Thursday, by dismissing the individuals’ claims they had close ties to this…
MorePrivate sector sees biggest wage hike in 15 years
Wages in the private sector have grown by an average of 4.9 percent over the past year, the biggest increase in 15 years according to figures from the Danish Employers’ Association. Chief Economist…
MoreFirst mink farmer to get compensation
The first mink breeder is set to receive compensation under the state’s fast-track scheme, although the exact amount remains undisclosed. Food Minister Jacob Jensen has also revealed that several other cases will be…
MoreMore chances for having a baby for those struggling to conceive
Denmark is set to enhance access to fertility treatment with the introduction of up to six pregnancy tests for singles and couples by October 1st. The initiative, funded by DKK 45 million over…
MoreDanish defence spending now in line with NATO target
Denmark is now in line with NATO’s demand that countries spend at least 2% of GDP on defence. On the sidelines of a defence ministers’ summit in Brussels, Wednesday, Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said…
MoreDenmark donates drones to Ukraine
Denmark has joined an international collaboration to coordinate the donation of drones to Ukraine. After signing a declaration of intent on Denmark’s participation at a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG)…
MoreUkrainians still make up the highest proportion of immigrants
98,344 people immigrated to Denmark last year, 19% down on 2022. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show Ukrainians were the largest group with 8,229 arrivals, around 8% of the total but significantly less…
MoreDenmark mulls response to Netherlands’ Israel ruling
Denmark is in ‘close consultation’ with its ‘like-minded’ allies regarding the impact of a Netherlands High Court ruling earlier this week that ordered the Hague government to ban the export of spare parts…
MoreSouth Korean President postpones official visit to Denmark
South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol’s visit to Denmark next week has been postponed. The visit, which was anticipated to include a meeting with Speaker Søren Gade (V) at the Danish Parliament, was listed…
MorePotential home buyers sit back and wait
Buyer demand for new homes has fallen dramatically. Real estate agents received fewer than 2,000 offers for family or holiday dwellings in January, a 45% decline from December and 10% down on the…
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