Social Democrats take full-page ads to attack DPP
The Social Democrats have launched a political offensive on their ‘arch enemy’, the populist Danish People’s Party, who’ve threatened to derail the government at every opportunity. In full-page ads in national newspapers this…
MoreCaterpillar from hell creeps into Copenhagen
The oak processionary moth – better known as the ‘caterpillar from hell’ – has arrived in Copenhagen with nests discovered at three locations on the outskirts of the Amager Fælled woods in the…
MoreTwo arrests in Russia sanctions probe
Two men have been arrested and charged with violating trade sanctions against Russia following a joint investigation by the National Special Crime Unit (NSK) and Danish Intelligence (PET). The suspects, aged 59 and…
MoreTrump at NATO Summit: ‘Greenland should be controlled by the United States, not Denmark’
Donald Trump has renewed his call for the U.S. to acquire Greenland. Shortly after arriving in Ankara, Tuesday, for the annual two-day NATO summit the U.S. President told reporters that ‘Denmark doesn’t spend money…
MoreExpert: Trump’s renewed Greenland interest ‘catastrophic, concerning’
A leading US foreign policy expert has warned that Donald Trump’s renewed interest in Greenland risks reopening a diplomatic crisis that has already badly damaged transatlantic relations. After the U.S. President raised the…
MoreSpecial envoy backs boss
President Trump is ‘completely right’ about Greenland according to his specially appointed envoy to the Arctic island, Jeff Landry, who gave his boss a full show of support in a message on X …
MoreLøkke: ‘Rutte’s fawning over Trump has a purpose’
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has often been accused of ‘sucking up’ to Donald Trump and derided for referring to him as ‘daddy’ but according to Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen the repeated…
MoreNew defence deal with Ukraine
Denmark and Ukraine signed a new defence cooperation agreement at the NATO summit in Ankara, Tuesday, aimed at strengthening both countries’ military capabilities through closer industrial collaboration. Berlingske reports that the agreement, expected…
MoreMulti-billion deal for Arctic surveillance aircraft
Denmark has been given the green light to purchase two US-made Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to strengthen surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities in the Arctic and North Atlantic. In a press release Defence Minister…
MoreCopenhagen ‘world’s most liveable city’
For the second year in a row Copenhagen has been named the world’s most liveable city. In the Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual global ranking of 173 cities worldwide the capital came in first…
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