Politics

No Danish parties support US republican candidate Mitt Romney. And if Danes were to vote, 84 per cent would support Obama

Revelation of siblings' love child has set off Danish political debate. Consensual incest should not be a crime, argues left wing party and is backed by legal professor

Economic Council warns of rising unemployment in Denmark and has forecasted only slow growth until 2014

No more riding with your lights dangling from the handlebars

As the US election day approaches fast, the University Post has a conversation with two experts on US politics from the University of Copenhagen. This election is all about diversity, they argue. But compared to 2008, this election is still a bit of a downer

An intensive week of lectures, debate, United Nations Security Council simulations and social events, it's the annual Danish Model United Nations

Copenhagen’s world famous City Bikes to be removed. Review of annual budget deals a major blow to city's green and environmental credentials

It is now expected that the year will end with a plus of DKK 160 million instead of the minus DKK 22 million that was budgeted. The management is putting a DKK 100 million aside to hire new scientists

A group of professors, critical of University of Copenhagen management, has set up Penkowa.com with a report and links to documents on the fraud scandal

Prime Minister's latest version of the traditional opening speech to parliament, was just as traditionally, immediately criticised by both sides of parliament