25% of voters want new election
One in four voters would like to see a new general election. As government negotiations enter a sixth week a new Voxmeter poll for Ritzau shows that 25.2 percent believe a new election…
MoreThird MP quits right-wing party
A 3rd MP has left the Citizens Party (Borgernes Parti) leaving the right-wing party with only one of its four elected lawmakers – leader Lars Boje Mathiesen is now the ‘last man standing’. Nadja…
MoreImmigrants dominate crime statistics
New figures stretching back 25 years reveal that immigrants are almost three more likely to commit crime than ‘ethnic Danes’. The right-wing British Daily Mail, which regularly urges the UK government to copy…
MoreUN warns Denmark of possible ethnic discrimination
The UN (United Nations) has warned that Denmark’s treatment of an expectant Greenlandic mother may be ethnic discrimination and a violation of her human rights. In November 2024 Keira Alexandra Kronvold’s new-born daughter…
MoreDenmark to join new naval force
Great Britain has invited Denmark and other northern European allies to form a new multinational naval unit within the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) to counter rising threats from Russia and uncertainty about NATO’s…
MoreMilitary’s plan to limit public communication failed
Military leadership last year attempted to suppress the amount of information given to the public. Documents obtained by Berlingske under the freedom of information act show Defence Command (FKO) and the Defence Academy…
MoreLA leader apologises for Nazi photo
Alex Vanopslagh has apologised for sharing a Nazi-era photo on social media to criticise political rivals. The image, posted on X, showed a crowd of people giving the Nazi salute while one man…
MoreAnalyst: LA leader ‘crossed the line’
The comparison made by Alex Vanopslagh to illustrate stalled government negotiations was ‘completely over the top’, leading political analyst Henrik Qvortrup said last night after the Liberal Alliance leader used a Nazi image…
MoreLiberals ‘sulk’ over being left out of negotiations
Liberal (Ventre) leader Troels Lund Poulsen has questioned why his party has been excluded from government negotiations. After returning to work following an emergency eye operation the acting defence minister said he hadn’t…
MoreBlue bloc accuses Løkke of broken promises, betrayal
As coalition talks appear to be moving towards a centre-left government Lars Løkke Rasmussen has been accused by his former allies on the right of breaking a key campaign promise not to rely…
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