Denmark to ink wind turbine deal with Japan
Denmark will cooperate with Japan on developing mass production technology for floating offshore wind turbines. Asian financial news source Nikkei reports that Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, who’s currently visiting Japan, will meet with her…
MorePM condemns Hamas supporters in Denmark
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has expressed deep concerns over the rising support for Hamas in Denmark and across Europe. In scathing social media posts late Sunday she condemned Hamas’ “brutal terrorist attacks” on…
MoreIsraeli ambassador lashes out at demo organisers for “supporting terrorism”
Israel’s ambassador to Denmark, David Akov, has criticised the organisers of a large pro-Palestine demonstration held in Copenhagen on Sunday for using an images of civilian being killed by Hamas as the cover…
MoreDanish-Israeli man listed as hostage in Gaza
A 69-year-old Danish-Israeli national is on Israel’s list of people kidnapped during Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs disclosed, Friday. The man, who has not been named,…
MoreMinister reassures public after storm devastation
Denmark is counting the costs after high winds caused widespread flooding on Friday night, with water levels rising over 2 metres in some coastal areas. The damage from flood water has already led…
MorePM visits Japan to discuss geopolitics, green energy
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen heads for Japan this week where’ll she hold talks with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida aimed at strengthening ties between the two nations. The two leaders will also discuss key…
MoreGreenland lawmaker accused of nepotism
Greenland politician Markus E. Olsen has come under fire after it emerged that he failed to disclose that the interpreter he hired to assist him in parliament is his brother. Chair of the…
MoreStorm warning: Denmark braces for gale-force winds
The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has warned that parts of the country will experience gale-force winds, potentially ‘hurricane force’, today and tomorrow, with a high chance of flooding in some areas. Ferry crossings…
MoreParty base turns against Liberal leader
Grass-roots Liberal (Venstre) members are openly questioning whether Jacob Ellemann-Jensen is the right person to lead the party, following opinion polls showing voter support has sunk to an all-time low. A recent YouGov…
MoreSpy trials delayed
The Public Prosecutor has requested a postponement in the ‘spy trials’ of former defence minister Claus Hjort Frederiksen and ex-head of the Military Intelligence Agency Lars Findsen, following a Supreme Court ruling earlier…
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