Baltic Pipeline on schedule despite shutdown
The Polish government has offered assurances that the Baltic Pipeline between the Norwegian sector of the North Sea and Poland will be completed on schedule despite a shutdown in Denmark. Construction work on…
MoreMore #MeToo problems for Social Democrats
Minister of Children and Education Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil has admitted that as an MP before the 2019 election she was informed about accusations of inappropriate ‘Me Too’ sexual behaviour by a former employee of the ruling Social…
MoreDefence Ministry confirms Denmark’s role in covert operation
Since 2018 Denmark has been part of Operation Gallant Phoenix, a U.S.- led covert operation, based in Jordan, originally aimed at tracking the flow of foreign terrorist fighters in and out of Iraq…
MoreNew poll: Racism growing in Denmark
An increasing number of people in this country believe racism has become an ever-growing problem. In the wake of disturbing Facebook video footage seen by more than 250,000 followers, showing a racist verbally…
MorePolice in Minkgate cover-up
The National Police (Rigspolitiet) have refused to release confidential documents regarding their role in the Minkgate affair because they could be ‘misused’ by the press. According to a letter sent by Rigspolitiet to…
MoreVirus updates
Fewer infections but fewer tested…..Face mask demand could be relaxed soon…0.1% test positive despite vaccination…Migrants hardest hit by epidemic…. Only 459 new cases of corona were reported, Monday, although the figure was based…
MoreGovernment won’t boycott Qatar World Cup despite migrant worker deaths
The government won’t be boycotting next year’s football World Cup in Qatar. At a parliamentary consultation called by the Socialist People’s Party’s policy spokesman, Karsen Hønge, who questioned whether the government intends to…
MoreBusiness shorts
Parliament approves new residential island in capital….Free ferry trips in summer aid package to boost tourism… Parliament has given the go-ahead to the construction of a DKK20bn ($3.3 billion) artificial island in Copenhagen…
MoreConstitution Day issues – surveillance, asylum seekers, espionage…and stress
In traditional Constitution Day speeches throughout the country, Saturday, party leaders touched on a wide range of issues, including liberty, surveillance, asylum seekers, espionage, green conversion, abuse of power, stress – here’s what…
MoreGreenland rejects Denmark’s Arctic defence aid
The new government in Greenland has raised doubts about the extra DKK1.5bn in military spending agreed by the Danish parliament for Arctic defence. The funding, passed in February, will include DKK750m for the use…
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