The Copenhagen Post

A new Ipsos poll for Reuters shows that Donald Trump’s support among American voters remains at a low of 33 percent for the third consecutive poll. His predecessor, Joe Biden, never fell that low, bottoming out at 35 percent in October 2024. Ahead of November’s midterm elections, Republicans must defend narrow majorities held since 2024 […]

The Secretary of the U.S. Army, Daniel Driscoll, has resigned, according to several American media outlets. This follows months of tension with U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth over the Army’s direction and the dismissal of several prominent officers, including Army Chief of Staff General Randy George. Driscoll is expected to leave the Pentagon in […]

Since 2012, the Danish embassy in Syria has been closed to the public, but now the doors have opened again. On Monday, Minister for Foreign Affairs Lars Løkke Rasmussen (M) visited Damascus to formally reopen the embassy. This makes Denmark one of the first EU countries to reopen a representation in Syria. “We are doing […]

On Monday afternoon, Minister for Nature and Animal Welfare Christian Rabjerg Madsen (S) is repeatedly interrupted by boos and boat horns during his speech at Landbrug & Fødevarer’s joint meeting in Odense. The interruptions occur particularly when the minister speaks about the scientific basis for nitrogen reductions. “We are moving away from millimeter-level regulation ...

Drivers traveling in Copenhagen on Tuesday morning are urged to leave well in advance due to an announced major tractor demonstration outside Christiansborg. Because tractors are arriving from several parts of the country, traffic across Zealand and in Copenhagen is likely to be affected during the early morning hours. A demonstration has also been reported […]