Posted on 04. Jan, 2022 in: News

Health supremo: We could be back to normal within two months

Health supremo Tyra Grove Krause believes the Omicron variant is the ‘beginning of the end’ of the coronavirus and Denmark could be back to normal by the end of February. In an interview…

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Posted on 04. Jan, 2022 in: News

Government refuses to review restrictions despite positive news

The government has dismissed opposition calls to ease national corona restrictions. Following reports that the chances of being hospitalised by the dominant Omicron variant are less than half of its predecessor, Delta, both…

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Posted on 04. Jan, 2022 in: News

Virus updates

8.801 new corona cases were reported, Monday, based on 76,278 tests, a positivity rate of 11.54%, slightly down on the Christmas period. However, health officials stressed that the day’s figures were ‘underestimated’ as…

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Posted on 04. Jan, 2022 in: News

Man jailed for death threats against PM

A 55-year-old man has been sentenced to nine months in prison for issuing death threats against Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Head of the Danish Health Authority, Søren Brostrøm. The man, who appeared…

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Posted on 04. Jan, 2022 in: News

Pension fund gambles with Danes’ investments

ATP, Denmark’s largest pension and social security provider, has announced plans to adopt a riskier investment strategy in the future. The state-mandated fund, into which all workers must pay, said a fourth of contributions…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2022 in: News

PM promises ‘fresh start’ for the elderly in New Year speech

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has promised ‘wide reaching’ changes and a ‘new start’ in care for the elderly, including cutbacks in outdated rules and bureaucracy. In her New Year speech to the nation…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2022 in: News

Parties call for cuts in minimum salary requirement for non-EU workers

In response to the PM’s New Year speech, the Social Liberals (Radikale) and Conservatives expressed hope that the government’s willingness to discuss the possibility of making it easier for companies to attract skilled…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2022 in: News

All domestic flights green by 2030

The government is aiming to make all domestic flights fossil fuel-free by 2030. In her New Year speech to the nation, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said she wants to ‘make flying green’ but…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2022 in: News

Queen’s speech: ‘Future is full of hope’

In her 50th New Year message HM Queen Margrethe said 2021 had been a ‘tough year’ to get through with many challenges, not least an even more contagious version of corona, but at…

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Posted on 03. Jan, 2022 in: News

Virus updates

The number of new corona cases dropped below 8,000 on New Year’s Day but far fewer people were tested over the 24-hour period – 63,235 compared to more than 200,000 daily for most…

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7:59 – All the Danish News That Fits

7:59 – Danish News Today, is the most reliable source of daily Danish news in English for diplomats, the ex-pat community, the business sector, or anyone in Denmark or abroad seeking an insight into what’s happening in Denmark right now.

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