Putin rejoices in situation, says Russia expert on Nordic calls ↗
Front page leadA Russia expert claims Vladimir Putin is pleased with the current situation, following phone calls with Nordic leaders.
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The front page of DR.dk features a mix of international and domestic news. International stories focus on Russia's reactions to perceived Western disunity, particularly after a call involving Nordic leaders and Putin, and Trump's evolving stance on Russia. Domestically, the news covers Danish…
A Russia expert claims Vladimir Putin is pleased with the current situation, following phone calls with Nordic leaders.
A Danish minister intends to propose a ban on 'turbokyllinger' (turbo chickens), a move that has sparked discussion within the political party K.
An indictment alleges that Danes were in charge of a large-scale drug network until they were apprehended with a cargo full of cocaine.
Russia's spokesperson notes disunity following a call involving Putin, labeling it a 'complete failure for the West'.
A former minister criticizes Troels Lund Poulsen's political actions, likening them to leading a 'suicide squad'.
Donald Trump is shifting his position regarding Russia, and the article outlines the current stances of the involved parties.
Today marks 13 years since the storm Allan, which set a record and influenced Denmark's system for naming storms.
A significant monetary gift is intended to improve the well-being and health of children and young people in the municipality of Ishøj.
Serbia has elevated its terror threat level following a knife attack that occurred near an embassy.
An Egyptian court has issued an order for the closure of an independent media organization.
An analysis suggests that the political difficulties and challenges faced by Troels Lund Poulsen are ongoing.
A Norwegian editor explains the reasons behind their request for Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to remain silent.