'By the end of May 2021, all... will be completely vaccinated against the coronavirus.' IMAGE: Much of Japan is under a state of emergency due to a third wave of COVID-19 infections, but organisers have vowed to press ahead with the Games, which …
COPENHAGEN: Denmark has said it could pay out more than 19 billion Danish kroner (US$3.1 billion) to its mink farmers after it closed down the industry over coronavirus fears. Denmark was the world's largest exporter of mink fur but culled all 15 …
Europe 07:28 GMT 26.01.2021Get short URL The unparallelled compensation is intended to replace the losses that each individual mink breeder has incurred as a result of farms being closed down and animals killed without being skinned. It also covers lost …
Denmark, once the world's top exporter of mink furs, has offered to pay the nation's mink farmers up to 19 billion Danish crowns ($4 billion) following an order last year to cull the country's entire mink population. Key points: The deal …
Servicing and installation provider Bravida (STO:BRAV) has agreed to acquire network installation company FIBERkom ApS in Odense, Denmark, the company announced on Monday. FIBERkom has specialist knowledge in splicing and jetting fibre optic cables, …
Wang Yi, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister said during a phone conversation with Jeppe Kofod, Danish Foreign Minister, that China welcomes the expansion of two-way trade and investment with Denmark. According to Wang Yi, Denmark and China’s …
By Reuters Staff (Adds detail about deal) COPENHAGEN, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Denmark, the top exporter of mink furs, will compensate its mink farmers with up to 19 billion Danish crowns ($3.1 billion) following an order last year to cull the country’s entire …
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