Parties call for China boycott
Parties on both sides of the aisle have urged the government to follow the Biden administration, which said on Friday it will not be sending any diplomatic representation or officials to the 2022…
MoreMentally-ill Turkish national wins appeal against deportation
A Turkish national kicked out of Denmark six years ago has won his appeal against the deportation order at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg. Arıf Savran had lived in…
MoreVirus updates
Record-high infection rate….Omicron variant spreading fast….’R’ rate up…. A record-high 6,324 new corona cases were reported, Monday, – although the figure was higher on Sunday the data was ‘skewed’ due to a mistake…
MoreRape reports up following new consent law
The new sexual consent law passed in January has led to an increase in rape reports, analysts claim. The latest police data shows there have been 1,973 reports already this year, compared to an…
MoreRussian ship released
The High Court has ordered the release of a Russian ship that was seized on November 1st in the port of Skagen following a DKK40m ($6.22) lawsuit from the Canadian company One Ocean Expeditions. The…
MoreIndustrial production up
Industrial production grew in October after falling in the previous month. The latest Statistics Denmark figures show industrial production gained a seasonally adjusted 2.6 percent month-on-month after a 6.2 percent drop in September….
MoreCopenhagen ski slope on waste plant wins World Building of the Year award
CopenHill, the ski slope on top of a waste plant in Amager, south Copenhagen, has won the prestigious World Building of the Year 2021 award at the World Architecture Festival 2021 (WAF2021). CopenHill,…
MoreEx-PM: Plans in place for Russian invasion of Ukraine
Former prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen has warned that Russia has ‘definite’ plans to invade Ukraine. Ahead of today’s virtual summit between President Biden and President Putin, Mr Fogh Rasmussen told TV2 he’s…
More2022 Budget: Finance Minister aims to cool down the economy
The government presented its draft budget for 2022, Monday, which Finance Minister Nikolaj Wammen described as ’fiscally tighter’ than previously announced in order to cool a booming economy. “The economy is in a…
MoreBudget boost for green Denmark
The 2022 draft budget presented by the Finance Ministry, Monday, will provide an extra boost to Denmark’s green ambitions. The government has reached agreement with its parliamentary support parties to build another 2…
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