New financial scandal
Copenhagen District Court will rule on yet another financial scandal today when a 45-year-old man is expected to plead guilty to money laundering totalling DKK130m ($20m). The suspect was one of four men…
MoreNew maternity leave rules put onus on men
New rules for shared maternity leave became law, Tuesday. Each parent is now entitled to 11 weeks of paid leave, with a further 26 weeks to be shared at will. The new arrangement…
MoreMaersk’s earnings boosted by global bottleneck
Maersk, the world’s largest container shipping company, is enjoying windfall profits from congested global supply chains that have sent freight rates soaring. The Copenhagen-based company, often seen as a barometer for global trade…
MoreRecord profit but low taxes for shipping giant
While Maersk is earning money like never before the massive profits aren’t benefiting the Danish state – shipping companies are subjected to tonnage tax, which means that compared to other businesses or the average…
MoreForeign Minister: We need nuclear weapons to deter Putin
Nuclear weapons are a ‘necessary evil’ to deter Putin’s Russia – that was the message from Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod in a speech on behalf of all Nordic nations at a nuclear non-proliferation…
MoreCitizens bill demanding PM’s impeachment gains strength
20,000 voters have signed up to a private citizens bill calling for Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to be impeached for issuing an illegal order to cull Denmark’s entire mink herd in November 2020. The government’s…
MoreTiny green parties join forces
The long list of political parties contesting the next general election – 14 at the last count – has been reduced by one after the Vegan Party announced on Monday it was joining…
MoreNew Covid study claims Denmark’s lockdown policy was ‘misguided’
A new Danish study of the Covid pandemic shows that despite Denmark and Sweden’s widely contrasting strategy on how to contain the virus, the excess mortality rate (the number of deaths from all…
MoreInflation hasn’t peaked yet
Danish inflation is at a record-high this year but still hasn’t peaked. Key economic indicators published by Statistics Denmark show food and beverage producers expect to raise prices further in the third quarter…
MoreSteep decline in car sales
Car sales continue to decline. The downturn since the start of the year continued in July when only 9,628 new cars were registered, a drop of 26.6% on the same month last year…
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