Danish newspaper front pages today

Højere afgift kan ramme elbiler købt i år

Higher taxes could hit electric cars bought this year

This Sunday edition of Børsen highlights that the Danish government plans to implement higher taxation on electric vehicles from January, which could affect buyers who purchase electric cars this year. The newspaper also covers economic issues related to the electronics industry and collective investments.

LUKKEDE HAM SELV IND

They locked themselves inside

Front page dominated by story about Stojberg facing criticism from influential party members. Main headline refers to locking themselves inside. Also highlighted are political, sports and wellbeing matters.

De fleste penge i momsplanen går til dem, der tjener mest, viser beregninger

Most of the money in the VAT plan goes to those who earn the most, calculations show

The headline covers the government's plan to cut VAT on food: according to Dansk Industri, 57% of the amount would go to the half of the population with the highest incomes. The main image is a report on Trump voters in Ohio.

Forskere på RUC oplever, at akademisk frihed er under pres i betændte sager

Researchers at RUC feel that academic freedom is under pressure in inflammatory cases

The Sunday front page of Politiken leads with researchers at RUC being asked to hand over the names of students who supported Gaza. The large photograph shows Adam Goslett, who carried and gave birth to his child.