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16. June 2024
Løkke talks about sanctions: Danish initiative must stop the dark fleet
Jakob Kjøgx Bohr
News
11. January 2024
Danish giant helps Russia avoid sanctions
Jakob Kjøgx Bohr
News
20. December 2023
Who knows about 30 million litres of Russian jet fuel in Copenhagen?
Jakob Kjøgx Bohr · Mathias Glistrup
Investigation
11. December 2023
“He demanded that we have sex. I tried to refuse him, but he insisted”
Oscar Rothstein
News
15. November 2023
For almost a year, Russia’s dark fleet has had free access to Denmark
Jakob Kjøgx Bohr
News
30. May 2023
High-tension climate conflict can lead to member flight at Sampension
Andreas Abildlund · Emilie Ekeberg
News
30. May 2023
Despite promise of “full transparency”: Pension giant conceals investments of 26 billion
Andreas Abildlund
Investigation
29. March 2023
Danish-equipped fighter aircraft use controversial mega-bombs
Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen · Emilie Ekeberg · Charlotte Aagaard
Feature
27. August 2022
In Denmark, the majority of our coffee comes from Brazil, where there are more slaves than ever before.
Louise Voller
Investigation
10. November 2021
Danish businessmen behind “dodgy” green energy project in Suriname
Florian Elabdi
News
16. August 2021
Expert: The US blocking commercial flights out of Kabul may be a violation of international law
Emilie Ekeberg
Investigation
8. February 2021
They say that their second-hand clothing shops fund development projects, but 87% of that revenue stays in Europe
Ronja Pilgaard
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