EI and IDA trade mission to Denmark underway A Government backed trade mission to Denmark is getting underway. Business • 30 Nov 22
Danish PM to form broader government after slim victory A day after scoring a narrow election victory, Denmark's Social Democratic Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen tendered her resignation to begin the process of forming a … World • 02 Nov 22
Denmark to lift Covid-19 ban on mink farming After a controversial cull of all minks in Denmark due to a coronavirus variant, the world's former top exporter will once again allow mink farming, … World • 23 Sep 22
Denmark ends nearly decade-long era of negative rates Denmark broke with a nearly decade-long experiment of negative interest rates yesterday when its central bank lifted its key rate into positive territory, following a … Business • 09 Sep 22
Faroe Islands to 'limit' dolphin hunt at 500 The Faroe Islands is to provisionally limit its controversial dolphin hunt to 500, following public outcry over the practice. News • 10 Jul 22
Danish shooting suspect remanded in custody for 24 days Danish police have said that the 22-year-old suspect in a shooting at a Copenhagen shopping centre yesterday that left three dead and four people injured, … World • 04 Jul 22
Google hit with complaint by Danish job search rival Google was hit with a competition complaint today after a Danish online job-search rival took its grievance to EU regulators, alleging the Alphabet unit had … Business • 27 Jun 22
Ireland and Denmark most expensive countries in EU Ireland and Denmark had the highest price levels for consumer goods and services across the EU in 2021, according to Eurostat. Business • 21 Jun 22
Majority of Danes vote to join EU common defence policy An overwhelming majority of Danes, almost 67%, have voted in favour of joining the EU's common defence policy 30 years after opting out. Europe • 02 Jun 22
Danish inflation hits highest level since 1984 Danish inflation hit a near four-decade high in April, as energy and food prices soared, official figures showed today. Business • 10 May 22
Finland will 'quite surely' apply to join NATO - Sweden Finland will almost certainly apply for membership in NATO, Sweden's Foreign Minister Ann Linde told Swedish television today. World • 01 May 22
Brewer Carlsberg warns of 2022 growth dip Danish brewer Carlsberg expects organic growth in operating profit to fall short of last year's level, it said today after posting fourth-quarter sales above expectations. Business • 04 Feb 22
Danske Bank eyes higher profits in 2022 Danske Bank has maintained its 2023 profitability target and said it expected to increase profits this year after reporting fourth quarter net profit slightly above … Business • 03 Feb 22
Danish police search for missing Irish man Police in Denmark are searching for an Irish man who has been missing since the weekend. Ireland • 07 Dec 21
Danske Bank asked to expand debt-collection probe Danske Bank has been asked by the Danish financial watchdog to extend and expand an external investigation into issues with its debt-collection practices, Denmark's biggest … Business • 06 Dec 21
Denmark wants some migrants to work for welfare cash Migrants in Denmark will be told to complete 37 hours' work a week in order to receive welfare benefits, the government has said. World • 08 Sep 21
Irish software firm SL Controls bought by IT group NNIT SL Controls, the Irish specialist software integration firm, has been bought by global service provider NNIT group for an enterprise value of €16.9m. Business • 05 Jul 21
Hans Christian Andersen museum opens in Denmark Danish Queen Margrethe II has inaugurated a new museum devoted to children's author Hans Christian Andersen in his home town of Odense, following a 10-year … News Lens • 30 Jun 21
Danish bar offers Covid-19 tests on tap A bar in Copenhagen has started offering customers a Covid-19 test and a beer while they wait for the result to help get business moving … Business • 26 Apr 21
Danish, German police arrest 14 over alleged terrorism Danish police said they have arrested 13 people in the last week, while German police have arrested one more, on suspicion of attempting to make … World • 12 Feb 21
Carlsberg banks on a beer-drinking summer free of curbs Danish beer brewer Carlsberg is banking on most Covid-19 restrictions being lifted in the coming months to buoy its earnings in its peak summer season … Business • 05 Feb 21
Denmark apologises for children moved from Greenland Denmark's government has formally apologised to the 22 Greenlanders who were moved to Denmark and cut off from their families in the 1950s in an … World • 08 Dec 20
Dead mink resurface from mass grave in Denmark Mink that were culled to prevent the spread of Covid-19 at fur farms in Denmark have resurfaced from mass graves this week, prompting complaints from … World • 27 Nov 20
NI Minister urges all-island ban on Denmark arrivals Northern Ireland's health minister has urged the Irish Government to introduce quarantine rules similar to the UK for visitors from Denmark. Coronavirus • 08 Nov 20
Five further deaths and 335 Covid-19 cases announced There have been five additional deaths related to Covid-19 in Ireland, and a further 335 cases have been confirmed. Coronavirus • 07 Nov 20
