Romanian thieves deported
Five Romanian men have been sentenced to a combined two years and one month in prison, with deportation to follow, after being convicted of burglary and attempted burglary targeting shops in southern Denmark….
MoreRat attack
Nearly 200,000 rat sightings at residential properties were reported last year, a 40 percent increase compared with 2023 as the infestation problem continues to grow across the country. Home insurer Alm. Brand said…
MoreDenmark backs ballistic missile defence coalition with Ukraine
Denmark and eight other European countries have agreed to establish an integrated ballistic missile defence coalition with Ukraine to strengthen protection against Russian attacks. Following a Paris meeting, Monday, hosted by France’s President…
MoreGovernment supports ban on imports from Israeli West Bank settlements
Denmark is one of a group of countries ready to support a total ban on EU imports of goods made in illegal Israeli settlements. On the sidelines of an EU meeting in Brussels,…
MoreU.S. officials slam port deal with China
A planned cooperation deal between the Port of Esbjerg in Jutland and a Chinese port has been slammed by former top-ranking U.S. officials who claim it could undermine confidence in Denmark’s security judgement…
MoreDenmark’s Democrats MEP rejects racist allegations
MEP Kristoffer Storm has brushed off allegations of racist hate speech and dismissed his accuser as an ‘attention grabber’. After it was reported on Monday that Abir Al-Sahlani, an Iraqi-born Swedish MEP with…
MoreDKK 85min humanitarian aid to Gaza
The government has agreed to donate a further DKK 85m ($3m) in humanitarian aid to Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon to help those facing severe shortages of food, water and healthcare. The…
MoreDKK125m to battle El Niño
Denmark will make a DKK125m ($19m) contribution to international disaster funds to strengthen preparedness and early action against the humanitarian consequences of the El Niño weather phenomenon. In a statement, Foreign Minister Lars…
MoreCopenhagen University lecturer keeps job despite anti-Israel comments
A Copenhagen University (KU) lecturer has been given a written warning but allowed to keep his job despite calling for the eradication of Israel’s military while teaching students. The University was forced to…
MoreNew study: Fewer births would benefit welfare state
A decline in the national birth rate could improve public finances by billions of kroner a year despite reducing the size of the future workforce, a new study by Aarhus University in conjunction…
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