Socialdemokratiet
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Danish politicians condemn Trump’s ‘Jerusalem’ decision
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Stephen Gadd
Once again a decision by the controversial US president has caused division amongst his European allies
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Culture News in Brief: Danish MPs demand streaming service tax
In other news, the demand for a music festival in Northern Zealand is sky-high, but not so much for the dubbed DR1 julekalender show
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MRSA expert group should be made permanent, say politicians
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Stephen Gadd
Bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics are potentially one of the most serious health hazards the world faces
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Last brick in place in political tussle over Copenhagen Municipality mayoral posts
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The dickering for positions after last Tuesday’s local elections is finally over at Copenhagen’s Town Hall
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Local elections 2017: Copenhagen for all under the banner of ‘Our city, together’
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Stephen Gadd
If re-elected, the current mayor Frank Jensen has pledged to keep Copenhagen a green and affordable city for all
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Socialdemokratiet backtracks on national test for youngest schoolchildren
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Stephen Gadd
Testing the pupils in the lower grades at school could be counter-productive and unnecessarily stressful
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Copenhagen unions call for 30-hour week for municipal workers
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Stephen Gadd
Experience from Sweden points to benefits of shorter working week
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Government’s new defence initiative shifts gaze eastwards
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Stephen Gadd
If the proposal goes through, missiles would be installed on ships to protect Danish airspace
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News in Brief: Danes abroad owe taxman billions of kroner
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Stephen Gadd
In other stories, there’s a bomb scare at Copenhagen Airport, bison return to Denmark and Forum get ready to host a beer, whisky, gin and rum festival
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Copenhagen’s politicians reach agreement on next year’s budget
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Stephen Gadd
Money set aside for schools, cycle paths and green harbour buses
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More choice on the way for dying patients
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Stephen Gadd
Cross-party support in Parliament could open the door to a less painful and less stressful death
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Government mulls over support for new military initiative against people-smugglers
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Stephen Gadd
Five countries in Africa are getting together to set up a joint force to combat terror and human trafficking