Vaccines to Africa, West Balkans, Bhutan
The first 300,000 of the 1 million surplus Astra Zeneca doses the government has promised to donate to Covax, the vaccine alliance run by the UN, will soon be on their way North…
MoreConservative MP accused of sexual abuse
Five women have accused Conservative MP Naser Khader of sexual abuse or ‘inappropriate behaviour.’ All five claim the incidents occurred during meetings ‘of a professional nature’ over a 20-year period between 1999 and…
MoreDanish families wealthiest in EU
Danish families are sitting on the largest stash of cash and pension savings in the EU. New National Bank data shows Danes are the European Union’s wealthiest, with around DKK1.3m ($208,000) in financial…
MoreNational Bank: We weren’t hacked
The National Bank has dismissed reports that nation-state hackers, probably Russian, broke into its IT-operating system. In a statement the Bank also rejected allegations that the cyber attack had created a backdoor to…
MoreØrsted urges U.S. to speed up transition process
Partially state-owned clean energy giant Ørsted has warned that the U.S. will need to speed up project permits to meet the Biden administration’s 2030 target for offshore wind power. The United States, with…
MoreBusiness shorts
Police investigate corona fraud…..Ørsted wins lucrative New Jersey contract…..Danske Bank compensates 6,300 customers for over-charging…. As the state’s corona aid packages to businesses are gradually being wound down the State Prosecutor’s Office for…
MoreNordic newspapers condemn China’s crackdown on press freedom
Four leading Nordic newspapers, including Denmark’s Politiken, have joined together this morning to condemn the closure of Hong Kong pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, which printed 1 million copies of its final edition last…
MoreChina rejects Politiken’s criticism as ‘fantasy’
Politiken’s editor in chief, Christian Jensen, is living in a fantasy world – that was the first reaction last night by ‘official China’ to the four Nordic newspapers’ joint condemnation of the closure…
MoreGreenland’s PM ready to report TV2 for damaging fake news report
Greenland’s prime minister, Múte B. Egede, is on the verge of reporting Danish TV network TV2 to the police for printing fake news that could have influenced the outcome of the country’s general…
MoreNordic culture ministers: World Cup in Qatar is ‘wrong’
Culture Minister Joy Mogensen, who last month said the government won’t be boycotting next year’s football World Cup in Qatar despite reports that 6,500 migrant workers have died while the country is preparing…
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