Maher El Youssif
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The Danish government is proposing free dental treatment for approximately 500,000 people starting in 2027.
Denmark is set to expand free dental treatment to include around 500,000 people starting next year, as part of a government plan…
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Denmark announces support for the Global Education Fund with an amount of up to one billion Danish kroner until 2030.
According to a press release from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Danish government will support the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) education fund with €250 million.
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New police app to verify blue parking cards for people with disabilities
The Danish Ministry of Justice announced in a press release that it has granted the police a new digital tool, a new application for detecting fraud or misuse…
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The Danish government plans to increase the "Arne" pension by 3,095 kroner per month.
The Danish government plans to strengthen the early retirement scheme known as the Arne-pension by increasing its monthly value by 3,095 kroner…
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Energy prices surge again as oil nears $110 and the impact spreads to electric cars amid fears of a full-blown war in the Middle East
Fuel prices jumped again for the second day in a row, with Brent crude nearing $110 on Friday night…
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172 new apartments in Copenhagen demolished due to serious construction flaws
According to TV2, 172 newly built apartments in the Fælledby project in the Amager district of Copenhagen are slated for demolition after it was revealed…
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Denmark suspends processing of citizenship applications until further notice for these reasons…
The processing of some pending citizenship cases due to errors in criminal records has been suspended. This decision was made by the Ministry of Immigration and Integration, as stated…
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The number of homeless people in Denmark is rising despite government reform projects over the past several years.
The latest census conducted by the National Center for Research and Analysis in the Field of Welfare (VIVE) shows that the number of people registered as homeless…
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A heated dispute in the Danish parliament over "nitrogen rules" and emissions: Growing one hectare of vegetables may require leaving six hectares of land fallow.
Disagreements have intensified in Denmark, sometimes even within the same party, over new rules to regulate nitrogen emissions from agriculture, after warnings…
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Danish government pensions will rise next year, bringing a further increase in income for retirees.
Danish media, citing the Ritzau news agency, reported that the state pension, i.e., the pension for the elderly in Denmark, will increase this year…
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