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03. sep 10.53
Foto: ADRIAN JOACHIM

Saudi embassy must move

The Saudi Arabian embassy in Copenhagen is embroiled in a squabble with neighbours and local authorities.

Foto: JENS DRESLING (Arkiv)
03. sep 10.30

Danish research shows andropause

Foto: BORBERG THOMAS
03. sep 09.37

PM frees up outlying councils

02. sep 13.06

Nigerian prostitutes to be deported

The Immigration Service has decided to deport 13 of 18 prostitutes.

Foto: Copenhagen Suborbitals
02. sep 12.44

Rocket arrives in Bornholm

02. sep 10.47

Councillor: Village idiots running party

A Fællesliste Party councillor has thrown in the towel.

02. sep 07.33
Foto: EHRBAHN JACOB

Secret UN memo: Aid workers in dire danger

A risk evaluation is being kept secret. Aid organisations outraged.

Foto: Joachim Adrian
01. sep 14.50

Hjort calls councils to heel

The former leader of the Bosnian-Serbs Radovan Karadzic at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague. Archive. - Foto: VALERIE KUYPERS/AP
01. sep 12.00

Parties angry about Karadzic papers

01. sep 09.54
The leader of the Sweden Democrats Jimmy Åkesson. Archive. - Foto: PR FOTO

Danes made Swedish film

Danish producers regret making a film for the Sweden Democrats

Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan refused to take part in a news conference in Copenhagen with then Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen because a Roj-TV journalist was present. Archive. - Foto: PETER HOVE OLESEN
31. aug 16.52

Roj-tv charged under anti-terrorism laws

Foto: JENS DRESLING
31. aug 16.00

NATO: Afghans begin takeover in 2011

31. aug 12.08
Australian Natacha Verco relieved after being cleared. - Foto: JENS DRESLING

Court clears COP15 activists

An American and an Australian activist have been cleared of planning violent demos at COP15.

Archive. - Foto: Greenpeace
31. aug 11.28

Activists on Greenland oil rig

31. aug 11.15

VKO want observers for Swedish elections

The non-socialist parties in Denmark are questioning freedom of speech in Sweden up to elections.

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