U.S. intelligence: Pro-Ukrainian group attacked Nord Stream pipelines
Ukraine has categorically denied any involvement in last year’s sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines in Danish territorial waters, following reports that U.S. intelligence agencies have determined that a pro-Ukrainian group carried out…
MoreGerman investigators reveal yacht used in pipeline attack
German investigators have identified a boat they claim was used in the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines off the coast of Bornholm last year. German media outlets ARD, SWR, ZEIT report how,…
MoreModerates’ spokesman accused of abuse, forgery
The Moderates’ culture spokesperson, Jon Stephensen, is fighting for his political life following allegations of manipulation, threats, and an abuse of power during his time as the manager of two theatres in Copenhagen….
MoreMinistry of State bans TikTok
The Ministry of State has banned its employees from having the video-sharing app TikTok on their work phones as a cybersecurity measure. In a press release, the ministry said the decision was made…
MoreDevelopment Minister criticises rich countries for climate funding shortfall
Development Minister Dan Jørgensen has lashed out at rich countries for failing to raise a promised $100 billion a year target to help poor countries battle climate change. At the UN Least Developed…
More‘Lifestyle’ illnesses lead to drop in life expectancy
A new report by the insurance industry shows life expectancy in this country fell for the second year in a row in 2022 after increasing for around 40 years. Life expectancy for women…
MoreCarlsberg boss to step down after settling Russian business
In a surprise move, Carlsberg CEO Cees ‘t Hart has announced his retirement. The Dutch national, who’s been the main architect behind Carlsberg’s strategic shift from Russia towards China, said he would step…
MoreRecord earnings for toy giant
Lego has celebrated its 90th anniversary by reporting record earnings for 2022, despite pulling out of Russia. The world’s number one toymaker’s net profit rose four percent to DKK13.8bn ($1.98 bn) while sales…
MoreGovernment apologises for social abuse
The government has issued an official apology to hundreds of children and adults who were forcibly placed in mental care between 1933-1961 after being diagnosed as ‘morally weak-minded’ or ‘sexually promiscuous’. In a…
MoreForeign Minister asked to defend new Syria refugees policy
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has been summoned to appear before parliament’s Foreign Policy Committee to explain why the Danish Immigration Service (Udlændingestyrelsen) is trying to deport more Syrian refugees. Although the government had…
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