DPP calls for human rights institute to be shut over ‘left-wing propaganda’
The Danish People’s Party (DPP) has called for the Institute for Human Rights to be closed down after a new report on welfare benefits sparked accusations of ‘left-wing propaganda’. Malte Larsen, a newly…
MoreFrance surges in alliance poll as trust in US collapses
A new survey has revealed a sharp shift in the public’s view of security alliances – trust in the United States has fallen dramatically while confidence in France has surged five-fold. The Europa…
MoreØrsted finalises €1.4bn sale of onshore wind portfolio
Clean energy giant Ørsted has completed the sale of its European onshore wind, solar and battery assets to fund management company Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) in a €1.4bn (DKK 10.5bn) deal. The agreement,…
MoreTrump’s envoy on uninvited visit to Greenland
Donald Trump’s special envoy to Greenland, Jeff Landry, will attend the Future Greenland business conference in Nuuk next month even though he hasn’t officially been invited. Christian Keldsen, head of the Greenland Business (GE)…
MoreExpert: ‘Only a fool would belive Trump’s Greenland dream is dead’
Donald Trump is likely to renew his ambition to gain control over Greenland, potentially forcing Denmark into a deal with the US within a year according to geopolitical expert Charles Myer who said…
MoreRivals in battle to succeed PM
As government negotiations enter a sixth week there’s another battle going on behind the scenes within the Social Democrat Party – who will succeed leader Mette Frederiksen when she finally steps down. According…
MoreDenmark part of Europol crime crackdown
An international police operation involving 11 countries, including Denmark, has led to 280 arrests in its first year, the European Union’s police agency, Europol, reported Wednesday. The agency set up the task force…
MoreNordic neighbours differ on potential fuel crisis
While Sweden has warned of a potential summer shortage of aviation fuel that could disrupt summer travel, Norway is confident its own refineries can meet seasonal demand and supplies will remain stable despite…
MoreSouth Korea bids to build new Danish warships
South Korean shipbuilding giant HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has offered to build new frigates for Denmark on more attractive terms than those offered by rivals in Germany, France, and the UK. According…
MoreHousing market risk in Copenhagen following boom years
The National Bank has warned of ‘increasing vulnerability’ in Copenhagen’s housing market following years of steep price rises. In response to figures showing home prices in the capital and surrounding suburbs have surged…
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