Bats stop major wind turbine project
A prestigious wind turbine project in the Øresund Strait between Denmark and Sweden has been put on hold over objections from environmentalists on how and when the number of bats in the region…
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Ørsted blames New Jersey pullout on logistics…Climate Minister calls on EU farmers to pay for CO2 emissions…. Ørsted has said that its shock decision to cancel two offshore wind farms off the US…
MoreAntisemitism on the rise
Antisemitism in this country is on the rise. As the Israel-Hamas conflict continues to escalate, threats against Danish Jews have increased considerably since the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th. Justice Minister Peter…
MoreMcDonalds hit with rats, mice
More McDonalds fast-food outlets in this country were hit with rodent attacks by Palestine protesters over the weekend. In Slagelse, around 90 kilometres from Copenhagen, police reported both McDonalds and Burger King were…
MorePM faces grilling on espionage affair
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen faces a parliamentary grilling at an urgent parliamentary debate on Wednesday regarding the collapse of the espionage affair. After the Public Prosecutor last week dropped all charges against former…
MoreNew York Times: Ghetto bill threatens Denmark’s cosy image
Denmark’s reputation abroad as a happy, liberal country is under threat by the government’s hardline policies against immigrants and particularly the move to ‘remake’ neighborhoods with immigrants, poverty or crime, according to the…
MoreSpanish royals on state visit
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain arrive in Denmark today for a three-day State Visit. The royal couple will be greeted by by Queen Margrethe, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Princess…
MoreNegative growth in Sweden, Germany threatens Danish exports
Business leaders and economists fear Danish businesses and consumers could suffer indirectly from the economic problems in neighbouring Sweden, where GDP decreased by 0.5 percent in September following a similar contraction in August,…
MoreMærsk cuts 10,000 jobs as global economy slows down
Shipping giant A.P. Møller-Maersk (APM) is slashing 10,000 jobs worldwide after reporting a sharp decline in third-quarter (Q3) profit and revenue on Friday. The company, which controls about one-sixth of worldwide container trade,…
MoreJustice Minister rejects calls for open hearings in spy probe
Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard has dismissed calls for open hearings in the espionage affair as ‘irresponsible’ and proposed a change in legislation so that similar ‘high-profile’ cases in the future are tried behind…
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