Inger won’t support former boss
Inger Støjberg has ruled out any possibility of supporting a coalition that includes her former boss, Lars Løkke Rasmussen. The controversial former immigration minister, an integral part of the previous Liberal-led government, said…
MoreAnti-migrant party joins care for the elderly debate: ‘No Italians, gays, or Jews’
Following last week’s debate about whether the elderly should have the right to reject a home care assistant wearing a religious headscarf, the anti-migrant New Right have gone a step further by saying…
MoreDenmark backs new €500m Ukraine weapons agreement
Denmark has backed the EU’s move to provide a further €500m for the reparation and supply of weapons and equipment to the Ukrainian armed forces. Following a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg,…
MoreForeign workers could fill recruitment gap in senior care services
The Social Liberals (Radikale) have suggested foreign workers could be the key to the shortage of manpower problem in the elderly service sector where 15,000 jobs remain vacant. Party leader Sofie Carsten Nielsen…
MoreNew Poll: Moderates still hold the key to tight race
Lars Løkke Rasmussen still holds the key to deciding who’ll form the next government, according to the latest Megafon poll for TV2 which gives the former prime minister’s Moderates Party 5.6% and a…
More‘3rd term’ speculation as Løkke gains in popularity
Speculation about a possible third term for ex-prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen continues to increase after a new survey showed he’s now the second-most popular choice to lead the country. The latest ‘favourability’…
MoreElection briefs – Day 13
The three-legged race to become Denmark’s prime minister is in reality now a run-off between Social Democrat leader Mette Frederiksen and Liberal (Venstre) leader Jacob Ellemann-Jensen, according to Berlingske’s political analyst Bent Winther,…
MoreDanish troops to Ukraine?
Parties on the right haven’t ruled out the possibility of sending Danish troops to Ukraine if Russia uses nuclear weapons – and if NATO requests it. After NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg last week warned…
MorePush for independent investigation into spy-boss affair
A political majority is ready to launch an independent investigation into the ‘spy boss’ affair’ after the election. In a new book published Friday, Lars Findsen, head of the Military Intelligence Agency (FE)…
MoreTrump ally sues Danish film maker for $25m
One of Donald Trump’s closest confidants, Roger Stone, has threatened to sue Danish filmmaker Christoffer Guldbrandsen for $25m. Mr Guldbrandsen, who was an eyewitness when Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in 2021,…
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