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14. apr 12.30
The bane of many commuters' lives - the delay prone Coastal Line (Kystbanen) from Copenhagen to Elsinore. Archive. - Foto: STORMLY HANSEN JESPER

Minister fires Rail Net Denmark board

The traffic minister has fired the entire board of Rail Net Denmark.

Foreign Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party Lene Espersen. - Foto: BORBERG THOMAS
14. apr 12.02

Voters punish foreign minister

Foto: JENS DRESLING
14. apr 09.48

Public transport price hikes

14. apr 08.59
Foto: DALSGAARD MIRIAM

Partial Helmand withdrawal 2011?

The Danish government is planning to reduce its Helmand force next year.

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13. apr 15.46

Nazi leader acquitted

13. apr 14.27

Cop admits array of arson offences

13. apr 13.37
Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen is forecasting two or three lean years. Archive. - Foto: JENS DRESLING

PM: Lean years ahead

Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen says it is too early to write off the economic crisis.

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13. apr 09.43

Wind power sector forecasts more jobs

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13. apr 09.18

Copenhagen has PR employee record

12. apr 11.18
Foto: EHRBAHN JACOB

Carlsberg strike ends

Carlsberg employees have ended their strike about when they can drink beer.

High Mass at St Ansgar's Roman Catholic Church in Copenhagen. Archive. - Foto: LEHMANN MARTIN
12. apr 10.24

Two Catholic priests suspended

Niels Holck, formerly known as Niels Christian Nielsen, who is now likely to be deported to India on allegations in a 15-year-old weapons smuggling case. Archive. - Foto: BO SVANE
09. apr 16.09

Dane to India on weapons charges

09. apr 11.04
Denmark invaded. Early in the morning of April 9, 1940, German troops occupied Denmark. Here a German soldier at Østerport Station. - Foto: POLITIKEN

In English: When Denmark was occupied

German troops occupied Denmark 70 years ago today, on April 9, 1940

Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Lene Espersen. Archive. - Foto: JENS DRESLING (arkiv)
09. apr 10.19

Poll: Foreign Minister’s absence was wrong

09. apr 10.16

Danish Catholics urged to come forward

Spokesman calls on victims to step forward.

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