Documents reveal massive upgrades to Russian nuclear warheads storage facility
Pension funds and taxpayers money can be linked to Putin’s dark fleet
Eyewitnesses: New abuses at Danish-subsidised oil field in Uganda
New deal with oil giant reveals cracks in Danske Bank’s green plan
“Green principles for sale”: PensionDanmark invests in new coal mines
Parents are shocked: How the bank invests your children’s savings
The Nuclear Files
Danwatch has retrieved more than two million documents from Russian military tenders that provide a unique insight into the modernization of some of the world's most highly secured nuclear weapons bases. Several Western companies have played a key role.
A Danwatch investigation
Hidden CO2 emissions: Your pension money is polluting the planet more than you are told
Forget everything you've read in your pension fund's climate accounts. The actual CO2 emissions from their investments are far higher than what they claim. Experts criticise pension funds.
Date
18. Sep '24Business
Investment, PensionCompany
Blackstone, Industriens Pension, KKR, PensionDanmark, SampensionPublished in collaboration with
A Danwatch investigation
The Pork Report: How “impartial” climate research was dictated by Danish Crown and used in pork advertising
Danish Crown's climate advertising is based on a report from Aarhus University, which Danish Crown itself co-authored.
A Danwatch investigation
Mining company gives Greenland an ultimatum: green light for controversial mine or pay 15 billion DKK in compensation
The battle over subsoil continues. An Australian mining company believes it has the right to extract critical minerals from a mountain in South Greenland, a venture which Greenland has rejected due to the risks of unearthing uranium. But if the answer is no, the mining company wants 15 billion Danish kroner in compensation.
Date
10. May '23Business
Mining and ExtractionCompany
Energy Transition MineralsCountry
GreenlandIn cooperation with Politiken
A Danwatch investigation
Star Danish architect involved in Saudi’s scandalous city
Despite murder, imprisonments and the forced displacement of indigenous people, Bjarke Ingels' BIG studio has helped conceive and design a key part of Saudi Arabia's controversial prestige project, Neom.
Date
22. Mar '23Business
Construction and InfrastructureCompany
Country
Saudi ArabiaIn cooperation with Frihedsbrevet
A Danwatch investigation
Eyewitness: China uses Carlsberg’s beer to repress Uyghurs
Carlsberg has 85 percent of the beer market in the Chinese province where Muslims have been systematically imprisoned for refusing to drink alcohol. Experts criticize Carlsberg for participating in the Chinese repression of the Uyghur people.
A Danwatch investigation
