The Socialist People’s Party’s (SPP) exit from government negotiations is the strongest sign yet that the Social Democrats and Liberals (Venstre) are close to forming a government, analysts said last night. Political editor…

If the Liberals join a government led by Mette Frederiksen it will most probably signal the end of the party’s demand for a legal inquiry into the Minkgate affair, BT reports based on…

The judge in the high-profile espionage trial will next week be asked to ease the national security restrictions placed on suspended ‘spy boss’ Lars Findsen’s defence lawyers, which they claim stops them citing confidential…

A complaint filed in August by a group of Danes, who as children were adopted between the 1960s and the 1990s, has led to a formal inquiry by South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation…

The economic upturn since the end of the corona crisis is coming to an abrupt end. The Danish economy has proved to be resilient this year, despite galloping inflation and rising interest rates…

The housing market slump worsened in November as the average price for a house or apartment fell by 4.1% compared to the same month last year, and 2.6% on October. Birgit Daetz, a…

Today marks the 36th day of government negotiations, breaking the previous record from 1975 when it took Social Democrat leader at the time, Anker Jørgensen, 35 days to put together a workable coalition. …

Mette Frederiksen took a time-out from government negotiations, Tuesday, to confirm that she’s spent a lot of time in talks with Liberal leader Jacob Ellemann-Jensen and remains ‘optimistic and hopeful’ about an across…

Although the Social Democrats and Liberals (Venstre) are regarded as political ‘arch enemies’ a review of parliamentary records shows the two parties agreed on 82% of all votes during the last elective period…

Local Liberal mayors have urged party leader Jacob Ellemann-Jensen not to back down on his demand for an independent inquiry into Mette Frederiksen’s role in the Minkgate affair in return for a government…