Citizenship dispute
No matter what type of government emerges from ongoing negotiations the new coalition will be forced to address a growing political dispute over new citizens – following the general election the current citizenship…
MoreMore doubts about drone reports
The ‘drones’ affair could also become a major problem for the next government. Copenhagen Airport was shut down for four hours in September after ‘two to three’ large drones (UAVs) were spotted flying in…
MoreMette F. to meet Indian PM as Nordics push for business
Acting prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will meet India’s leader, Narendra Modi, in Oslo on Tuesday as Nordic countries seek closer ties with the South Asian country amid growing geopolitical and economic pressure on…
MoreNovo funds health push for East African refugees
Pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk and two foundations have agreed to donate DKK180m ($28m) to improve healthcare in East Africa. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said in a press release that the partnership between…
MoreIslamist group backs negative social controls at secondary schools
The Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir has publicly backed rising religious-based negative social control at secondary schools (Gymnasier). This follows reports of students policing each other over clothing, alcohol, smoking and sexuality, including incidences…
MoreQueen Margrethe hospitalised with chest pain
Queen Margrethe II has been admitted to the National Hospital (Rigshospitalet) with chest pain associated with angina, the Royal House confirmed on Thursday. The palace said the 86-year-old Queen was tired but in…
MoreBlue bloc turns on DPP over ultimatum against Løkke
Tensions inside the blue bloc escalated on Tuesday as several parties accused Danish People’s Party (DPP) leader Morten Messerschmidt of risking another Social Democrat-led government by refusing to accept Lars Løkke Rasmussen and…
MoreCoalition talks deadlocked after left-wing parties cut
Government talks appear to be heading for a new deadlock after ‘royal negotiator’ Troels Lund Poulsen announced last night he would continue negotiations with seven parties while dropping three left-wing parties from the…
MoreSupreme Court rules in favour of Muslim woman in handshake dispute
The Supreme Court has ruled that a school in Albertslund, west of Copenhagen, indirectly discriminated against a Muslim trainee teacher by requiring her to shake hands with men. The case dates back to…
MoreDenmark pushes EU deportation reform
Denmark is pushing for tighter European rules on deporting foreign criminals at a key Council of Europe summit in Moldova. Foreign ministers from 46 countries met Thursday in Chișinău, where Denmark pressed for…
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