Opposition keeps Minkgate pot boiling
The Liberals and Conservatives are determined to make the Minkgate affair a key issue of the next election campaign. While the government’s parliamentary allies have declined to support a legal inquiry into whether…
MoreFormer DPP leader quits politics
Ex-Danish People’s Party leader Kristian Thulesen Dahl has bid farewell to politics by accepting an offer to become the new managing director of the Port of Aalborg in north Jutland. Mr Thulesen Dahl,…
MoreSAS facing collapse after pilots go on strike
Struggling Scandinavian Airlines is on the verge of collapse after more than 900 pilots went on strike, Monday, following a breakdown in management-union negotiations over the company’s massive restructuring plans, SAS Forward, a…
MoreSHOPPING MALL SHOOTING IN COPENHAGEN: 3 DEAD
Three people are dead and at least three others are in critical condition after a lone gunman launched a shooting spree at the Field’s shopping mall in Amager, Copenhagen, Sunday evening. A 22-year-old…
MoreShooter posted bloody images on YouTube: ‘The drugs don’t work’
The suspect in custody following Sunday’s shopping mall shooting posted disturbing images of himself on social media before launching the deadly attack. Based on various sources, DR News has been able to identify…
MorePM, Royal Family, EU leaders respond to attack
In an emotional response to yesterday’s mall tragedy, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Denmark had suffered a cruel attack and sent condolences to those who had lost loved ones, while encouraging the public…
More8am police briefing – mall to remain closed while investigations continue
Copenhagen Police have called an 8am press briefing this morning where they will provide an update of Sunday’s tragic attack at Fields shopping mall. Fields announced on its website that the mall will…
MoreAlly threatens to topple government
The Social Liberals (Radikale) have warned that unless the prime minister calls a general election before October 4th, the official opening of parliament, they will topple the government with a vote of no…
MorePM regrets mink mistakes but rejects call for legal inquiry
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen continues to maintain she made the correct call when issuing the order to cull millions of minks at the height of the corona pandemic in November 2020 but regrets…
MoreEx-PM co-chairs Ukraine advisory group
Former prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen visited Ukraine over the weekend as co-chair of an international working group set up by the president of Ukraine to look at ways to prevent future Russian…
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