Nordic News, Business and Life in Asia
Novo Nordisk Pharmatech, part of the Novo Nordisk group, has purchased a 47,000 square meter site in Koge, Denmark. The goal is to expand production, the company said on Friday. …
Novo Nordisk aims to expand production Read More
Malaysia is once again publicly condemning the repeated attacks on the Holy Quran in Denmark. This is after the latest incident happening in Copenhagen on March 24. “Such hateful crime …
Malaysia condemns repeated attacks on the Quran in Denmark Read More
The European Union (EU) came to an agreement to aim for higher renewable energy targets to succeed in solving climate change. By 2030, the 27-country EU would commit to sourcing …
EU agrees to aim for higher renewable energy targets Read More
The Danish firm, Copenhagen Infrastructure New Markets Fund (CINMF), will invest $5 billion for three greenfield offshore wind farm projects in the Philippines. According to the Manila Bulletin, the offshore …
Danish firm to invest $5 billion for offshore wind projects in Philippines Read More
The European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham Vietnam) and BECIS will host a workshop, “Beyond Solar to Reach Your Decarbonization Target,” on 5 April 2023 from 2 PM to …
EuroCham Vietnam to host workshop on alternative energy solutions Read More
A top military general has expressed serious doubts over Denmark’s ability to fulfil its NATO targets. According to the general it will take years for Denmark to have a combat-ready …
Denmark lacks soldiers like never before Read More
Danish artist Thomas Dambo, famous for his huge wooden trolls, has sent his fans on a worldwide quest to find his latest piece. Dambo has created a treasure hunt to …
Danish artist launches global troll hunt Read More
The city Esbjerg announced Tuesday, March 28, that the motorcycle club Satudarah may no longer use the property at Brolæggervej 12 as a clubhouse. Satudarah ties back to Indonesia and …
Satudarah evicted from clubhouse in Danish city Read More
Vincent Clerc, CEO of Danish shipping company Maersk, said the company will no longer order any ships running on traditional carbon-based fuels. Instead, they will switch to green methanol. “As …
Maersk will switch to ships running on green methanol Read More
The 115-meter high-speed ferry, Express 5, and its crew is now sailing from Cebu, the Philippines to Rønne, Denmark, reported the Manila Bulletin. Philippine Ambassador to Denmark Leo Herrera-Lim said …
High-speed ferry sailing from Philippines to Denmark Read More