PM co-signs declaration for a ceasefire in Ukraine
Despite consistently stating for the past three years that the war in Ukraine will only end when Russia gives up its invasion Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has co-signed a declaration supporting negotiations for…
MoreDenmark supports Trump’s ceasefire proposal in Ukraine
Denmark will support US President Donald Trump’s proposal for a ceasefire along the current frontline in eastern Ukraine. Speaking on the sidelines of an EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Luxembourg, Monday, Foreign Minister…
MoreLawyers caution PM, Foreign Minister against inflammatory language
Leading lawyers have accused Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen of influencing an ongoing criminal trial by suggesting that a firebomb attack in Hellerup was motivated by antisemitism. After…
MoreImmigration hardliner attacks Gaza activist on disability pension
A 58-year-old Palestinian immigrant has fuelled the ongoing debate about disability pension claimants after it was revealed he was part of the ‘Freedom Flotilla’ of small boats that set sail in late September…
MoreEx-PM calls for shoot-on-sight policy against hostile drones
Ex-NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has urged NATO members to shoot down Russian drones. In a strongly worded op-ed in Jyllands-Posten this morning the former prime minister sends a chilling warning about…
MoreFighter jets scrambled as Russia monitors Baltic Sea
Danish fighter jets were scrambled 29 times in June in response to increased Russian aerial activity over the Baltic Sea, far above the usual level for the month. According to Air Force Colonel…
MoreControversy over PM’s link to Zelensky documentary
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has come out in defence of her husband, Bo Tengberg, who’s been criticised for making a documentary about Ukraine’s President Zelensky. The project, titled The Conflict, has received DKK190,000…
MoreGovernment eyes fight with European Court of Human Rights
The government is preparing to challenge the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) which, according to Immigration Minister Rasmus Stoklund, continues to block efforts to deport foreign criminals. In an interview with DR’s…
MorePM faces grilling over deleted Minkgate messages
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will face a grilling from opposition parties at a hastily convened emergency debate on October 22nd over the controversial deleted text messages affair. It was revealed in 2021 that…
MoreSpy agency linked to possible Minkgate cover-up
Parties on both sides of the aisle have called for a new investigative commission into the Minkgate affair after current and former employees of the Military Intelligence (FE) claimed the agency was ‘misused’…
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