Sweden asks Chinese ship to help sabotage investigation
Sweden’s government has asked the Chinese ship that’s stood still in the waters north of Jutland for nearly a week to return to Swedish waters and aid the investigation into the suspected sabotage…
MoreDiplomatic moves in Chinese ship affair
The Foreign Ministry has confirmed it’s in ‘ongoing dialogue’ with the ‘most involved’ countries regarding the Chinese bunker ship that’s been anchored in Danish waters for the past six days. The Yi Peng…
MoreSwedish, German coastguards join ‘ship watch’ in Danish waters
Sweden and Germany have joined Denmark in monitoring the Chinese ship anchored in Danish territorial waters – the ‘Yi Peng 3’ – that’s been linked to the two severed underwater cables in the Baltic…
MoreForeign Minister faces grilling over arrest warrant for Netanyahu
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has been summoned to an emergency hearing to confirm whether Denmark would comply with the international arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister…
MoreNavy shadowing mysterious Chinese ship in Danish waters
The Danish Navy is keeping watch over a Chinese ship that’s dropped anchor in Denmark’s territorial waters. The Yi Peng 3 bulk carrier, possibly linked to the alleged sabotage of subsea data cables in the…
MorePM arrives in Kyiv with $141m gift
On a visit to Ukraine, Tuesday, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced a new DKK 1bn ($141m) donation to the Ukrainian arms industry and encouraged other European countries to follow suit. At a press…
MoreGovernment seals ‘Green Tripartite’ deal – farmers facing tax on greenhouse gases
A parliamentary majority has finally concluded a political agreement on the ‘Green Tripartite’, the pact reached in June between the government, agriculture, and environmental groups aimed at transforming Denmark’s land use. The Green…
MoreEx-PM: Ukraine can win the war if they get what they need
Former prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen is confident Ukraine can regain its territories occupied by Russia if the West donates the arms needed to turn the tide of the war. Speaking at the…
MoreLøkke remains ‘kingmaker’ despite scandals
Despite waning support following months of internal scandals the Moderates still hold Denmark’s political balance in their hands. A new Gallup poll shows the centrist party has slumped to just 4.2% but with…
MoreReport cites numerous failures in Elbit arms deal
A government-commissioned report has revealed multiple failures within the Ministry of Defence and the Material and Procurement Agency (FMI) regarding the controversial DKK1.7bn ($250m) purchase of rocket launchers from Israeli company Elbit. The independent…
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