2024 report warned of train crash danger
An internal 2024 report warned that safety conditions on a local train line in northern Zealand where 18 people were injured in a crash last week could lead to a major accident with…
MoreMette F: EU shift after Orbán defeat
The election defeat of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán earlier this month could make it easier for the EU to act with greater unity after months of deadlock over support for Ukraine, acting prime minister…
MoreDenmark pushes to fast-track EU ‘affiliation’ for Ukraine
Mette Frederiksen has opened the door to a new path to EU membership for Ukraine. Speaking ahead of the EU summit in Cyprus, Thursday, the acting prime minister said she remains committed to…
MoreGovernment talks drag on with no end in sight
As government negotiations stretch into a fifth week with no breakthrough in sight, acting prime minister Mette Frederiksen said yesterday that talks have to be given the time they need “There is no…
MoreFrederiksen welcomes EU push for cheaper, greener energy
Mette Frederiksen has welcomed the new European Commission package aimed at helping households and businesses ease pressure from high energy prices. Speaking ahead of an informal EU summit in Cyprus, the acting prime minister…
MoreHead-on train crash leaves 18 injured
Two trains collided head-on in North Zealand on Thursday morning, leaving at least 18 people injured, five of them in critical condition. The crash happened on the Gribskov Railway between Hillerød and Kagerup,…
MoreCheap Novo Nordisk copies flood India after patent expiry
The expiry of Novo Nordisk’s exclusive semaglutide patent in India has triggered a rapid surge of low-cost rival drugs, with more than two dozen firms entering the market within weeks. The patent on…
MoreDrone scare still not verified
The drone scare that began in Denmark last autumn and spread to several European countries has still not been backed up by any verified evidence. Months later, investigators have still found no wreckage,…
More‘Colour-blind’ Løkke dismisses ‘red/blue’ speculation
The prospect of a new government hasn’t moved closer – or further away – Lars Løkke Rasmussen said last night after returning to talks with royal negotiator Mette Frederiksen following a 12-day absence….
MoreBreakthrough in government negotiations?
Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s return to the negotiating table could signal a breakthrough in the deadlocked talks to form a new government, according to Politiken’s political editor, Nilas Heinskou, who in an editorial this…
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