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An angry Pia Kjærsgaard is crossing the Øresund to help the Sweden Democrats.

Deutsche Bank, which is soon to open in Denmark, earns money on early death.

Danish Crown is tuning up to foreign mergers.

A Somali pirate is facing 25 years in prison in the US for hijacking a Danish vessel.

Denmark has dropped four places in a new competitiveness table.

The education minister says teacher training should be reserved for the best pupils.

The leader of a Faroese centre party is refusing to have dinner with Iceland’s prime minister and her partner.

The FBI and other US authorities will be able to search the Danish DNA register.

Pork exports to Britain are part of SKAT’s 1,000 billion tax haven figure.

Arla and Kraft reconsidering cooperation with Danish controlled United Plantations.

The jewelry company Pandora is to go public and join the super-league.

All 14 accused in the biggest robbery in Danish history have been found guilty.

The tax authority is tracking what may be the biggest tax scandal in Danish history.

Greenland’s ice cap is apparently melting slower than previously thought.

The Social Democrats and Socialist People’s Party have put forward a common budget proposal for the first time.

A total of 606 companies went bankrupt in August.

Investors seem to have faith in Amagerbanken.

Somali pirates are considerably raising prices for releasing vessels

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