Search

PrEP medicine in Pattaya New figures from the Statens Serum Institut show that seven individuals from Denmark who were diagnosed with HIV in 2025 were infected heterosexually in Thailand. Therefore, some useful information about HIV, PrEP, and how to obtain PrEP (at least in Pattaya) has now been posted on the Pattaya Portal. Read more here: https://www.pattaya-portalen.dk/forum/forsikring-og-helbred/prep-medicin-i-pattaya/ https://www.pattaya-portalen.dk/forum/forsikring-og-helbred/prep-medicin-i-pattaya/ (translated)

Two Thai women aged 42 and 45 were arrested on Tuesday morning during the police control of several addresses in Viby J. Both are charged with illegal residency and illegal work in Denmark. Read more here: https://www.thailand-portalen.dk/forum/thai-i-danmark/to-thailandske-kvinder-anholdt-under-bordelkontrol-ved-aarhus/ https://www.thailand-portalen.dk/forum/thai-i-danmark/to-thailandske-kvinder-anholdt-under-bordelkontrol-ved-aarhus/ (translated)

The Baron of Øresund wrote that the socialists, in his opinion, had arranged the rules in such a way that early retirement counted towards the employment requirement. He claimed that this made it possible for foreigners who were originally supposed to be in Denmark temporarily to obtain permanent residence permits and citizenship. He described the arrangement as a political maneuver and asserted that the red parties had thus created a voter base they could draw on in the future. #Danmark #politik #socialisme (translated)

Dr. Tallinger wrote that Mette Fredriksen had spoken the truth that migration had led to France burning. The author claimed that Macron considered it rude to say this and placed the blame for the fire in France on him. Dr. Tallinger concluded by expressing joy at living in Denmark in 2026. https://t.co/oO4TZC2cUq #Migration #Frankrike #Danmark (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh described Abud Mustafa as an example of what he called Denmark's failed immigration policy. He referred to Mustafa's participation in the TV 2 program Højskolen, where Mustafa, according to Vanopslagh, left the dinner table because alcohol was being consumed, and said that it was not a problem that only 16 percent of Muslim men in Denmark thought that homosexuality was acceptable. Vanopslagh wrote that Mustafa later visited Joachim B. Olsen in Borgerlig Tabloid. According to Vanopslagh, Mustafa confirmed there that his ideal society was based on the full implementation of Islam. When Olsen deduced that this would involve the death penalty for homosexuals, Mustafa agreed with that conclusion. Vanopslagh also wrote that Mustafa had stated that he agreed that religious laws should be followed, even when it was uncomfortable, in a conversation about the death penalty for leaving Islam. Vanopslagh believed that such attitudes did not share Denmark's fundamental values. He wrote that Liberal Alliance therefore demanded a halt to asylum and a thorough, individual screening of applicants for Danish citizenship. According to Vanopslagh, the party would not again grant citizenship to persons whose ideal society deprived others of their fundamental rights. #Indvandringspolitik #Danmark #Menneskerettigheder (translated)

Mads Strange wrote that Abud Mustafa in B.T.'s podcast had criticized him for asking about Mustafa's views on homosexuals. According to Strange, Mustafa accused him of using the question as a tool against Muslims and called it homonationalism. Mustafa said that Strange had asked him and not Morten Dahlin because Strange knew Islam's views on sexual relationships. He stated that Islam had specific rules, which he did not distance himself from, and believed that Strange focused more on homosexuality than he did. Strange rejected the criticism and said there was no indication that Dahlin had a problem with homosexuals. On the contrary, he believed it was reasonable to ask Mustafa about his views because he, according to Strange, saw signs that many Muslim men in Denmark had a problem with homosexuals. https://t.co/77UuqNgh7E #homoseksualitet #debat #karaktermord (translated)

Mona Juul wrote that the Prosecution had charged two individuals aged 18 and 21 for espionage against the Danish company MyDefence, which according to her provides anti-drone solutions to NATO. A third person was reportedly at large according to her post. Juul wrote that the Prosecution had stated that the Russian intelligence service had received information directly from Denmark. She called the case serious and wrote that the PET (Danish Security and Intelligence Service) had informed that Russia was attempting to recruit Danes, who were unaware of the purpose, to sabotage Danish companies. According to Juul, this could involve information about storage buildings, deliveries, and surveillance cameras, which she noted could cost lives. Juul also referred to a recent assessment from the Defence Intelligence Service that Russia would escalate its hybrid warfare against NATO and the West in the coming months. She urged that one should listen to the intelligence services and authorities, and wrote that the threats were real. #Danmark #spionage #NATO (translated)