Italy facing ‘new reality’ as voters turn right
Italy is facing a ‘signficant new reality’ after initial results in Sunday’s election indicated a right-wing alliance led by Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party is on course for a clear majority in…
More‘Winter warmer’ aid package for struggling households
A parliamentary majority has reached agreement on a package of inflation-busting measures to help households and the most vulnerable get through the winter. Energy duties will be lowered while excess heating and electricity…
MoreGovernment lifts ban on mink breeding
The government will allow the temporary ban on mink breeding to expire at the end of this year. Based on an evaluation from the National Serum Institute (NSI) mink production production can resume…
MoreNew corona vaiant in Denmark – hospitalisations on the rise
Two cases of a new subvariant of the Covid-19 virus have been found in this country. Health Minister Magnus Heunicke tweeted on Saturday that two cases of the BJ.1 variant, which first appeared…
MoreIndependent report: PM should be prosecuted for Minkgate
An independent team of lawyers hired to assess whether the prime minister should face impeachment for her role in the Minkgate scandal has concluded that she, and former minister for food Mogens Jensen,…
MoreRight wing leader calls for PM’s impeachment
New Right leader Pernille Vermund has called for the immediate impeachment of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen if the opposition wins the upcoming election. After an independent legal assessment found that the PM displayed…
MoreConservative leader fights back
Søren Pape Poulsen has fought back against the ‘character assassination’ instigated by the Social Democrats who’ve questioned why, as justice minister in 2018, he held private, off-the-record meetings with the Dominican Republic’s government…
MoreRoyals back bid for UN seat
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary have travelled to New York to support Denmark’s bid for a spot on the United Nations Security Council, 2025-26. Alongside Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod, the royal…
MoreDPP leader defends ‘bedouin camp’ outburst
Danish People’s Party (DPP) leader Morten Messerschmidt has defended his controversial claim that the country’s hospitals and waiting rooms often remind him of ‘bedouin camps’ because they are ‘full to the brim’ with…
MoreClimate compensation ‘symbolically important’
Denmark’s decision to unilaterally pay DKK100m ($13.3m) to poorer countries affected by climate change is ‘symbolically important’ even though it isn’t a great deal of money in terms of combatting disasters that routinely…
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