PM: Denmark proud to oppose Russia’s war
“Russia’s invasion was the start of a new reality for the world and underscores the importance of NATO and cooperation between the US and Europe” – the words of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen…
MoreAntisemitism on the rise
Antisemitism in this country is on the rise. As the Israel-Hamas conflict continues to escalate, threats against Danish Jews have increased considerably since the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th. Justice Minister Peter…
MoreJustice Minister rejects calls for open hearings in spy probe
Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard has dismissed calls for open hearings in the espionage affair as ‘irresponsible’ and proposed a change in legislation so that similar ‘high-profile’ cases in the future are tried behind…
MoreEspionage charges against former defence minister and spy boss dropped
The Public Prosecutor has sensationally dropped the espionage charges against former defence minister, Claus Hjort Frederiksen, and ‘spy boss’ Lars Findsen, former head of the Defence Intelligence Agency. The shock decision, Wednesday, came…
MoreMajority backing for Elbit inquiry- ex-defence minister in the firing line
A cross-party majority has agreed on the terms for an independent legal inquiry into the Israeli arms affair. Former defence minister Jacob Ellemann-Jensen, who quit as Liberal leader last week, has been accused…
MorePM accused of bias, ‘double standards’
Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen has been accused by foreign media of employing ‘double standards’ in the Hamas-Israel conflict. State-run Turkish news outlet TRT reports how hours before the United Nations General Assembly voted…
MoreGovernment waters down Quran burning bill
The government has amended its controversial bill to outlaw Quran burnings following public and political criticism and advice from experts. According to the Ministry of Justice, the new proposals will only affect religious…
MoreUkraine ambassador points finger at Russian Intelligence for Løkke prank
Ukraine’s Ambassador to Denmark Mykhailo Vydoinyk suspects the Russian Intelligence Agency (FSB) was behind the prank call last week when two comedians convinced Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen he was talking to Moussa…
MorePM promises to strengthen ties with Japan
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen concluded her 3-day visit to Japan, Wednesday, by agreeing to work with her Japanese counterpart, Fumio Kishida, towards a ’free and open Indo-Pacific region’. The two prime ministers also…
MoreForeign Minister embarrassed by Russian pranksters
Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has been summoned to a parliamentary consultation regarding an embarrassing phone call, Friday, when he was tricked into sharing potentially sensitive information with a bogus African diplomat who…
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