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DANISH NEWS - Two demonstrations carried out by the Danish wing of the German anti-Islam movement, PEGIDA, ended peacefully Monday. They attracted attention but few participants
DANISH NEWS - Two anti-Islam demonstrations in Denmark, backed by the German PEGIDA group, to go ahead Monday in Denmark. One in Copenhagen, one in Århus
DANISH NEWS - Danish police have raised the ’terror awareness level’ in this country in response to the Paris attack and last week’s shootings in Belgium
DANISH NEWS - In a BBC interview Jyllands-Posten’s foreign affairs editor, Flemming Rose, admits that his paper has ‘backed down’ in the battle for freedom of expression
DANISH NEWS: Berlingske, Politiken, and Information express solidarity with French magazine after terrorist attack in Paris
DANISH NEWS - A timeline of the Muhammad crisis, that started in Denmark in 2005 and led to 12 people being killed in an apparent Islamist attack in Paris Wednesday
Dual citizenship comes to Denmark. Starting later this year, Danes living abroad and expats in Denmark won't have to sacrifice one country allegiance for another
It is the latest political group to emerge in Denmark and wants to turn the concept of nationalism upside down. The University Post asked the party leader: What is it with the name? And the Danish flag?
Denmark will be given the chance to vote on whether to opt-out of the the EU law enforcement agency Europol.
The University of Copenhagen has convinced the police to prosecute health scientist Milena Penkowa. Police will disregard original statute of limitations