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The Jyllands-Posten newspaper first published the controversial cartoons in 2005
The Jyllands-Posten newspaper first published the controversial cartoons in 2005
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Arrests
Denmark Terror Plot
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DENMARK TERRORISM CHARGES DENMARK

American Mumbai plotter gets 35 years in prison

An American man who admitted to scouting targets ahead of the deadly 2008 Mumbai attacks and then cooperated with US authorities to avoid execution was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
 

American Mumbai plotter gets 35 years in prison

An American man who admitted to scouting targets ahead of the deadly 2008 Mumbai attacks and then cooperated with US authorities to avoid execution was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
 

Mumbai plotter Headley sentenced to 35 yrs in US

David Coleman Headley, who helped plot the devastating 2008 Mumbai attacks before agreeing to become an informer, was sentenced by a US judge on Thursday to 35 years in prison.
 

US man gets 14 years in jail for Danish newspaper plot

A Chicago businessman was sentenced to 14 years in jail for helping a Pakistani militant group plot an attack on a Danish newspaper which sparked outrage with cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
 

Jews warned not to wear religious symbols in Copenhagen

Israeli and Jewish officials in Denmark on Wednesday warned Jews to avoid openly wearing religious symbols and dress when moving about Copenhagen amid rising anti-Israeli sentiment.
 

Four jailed for 12 years over Danish terror plot

A Danish court on Monday sentenced four men to 12 years behind bars for committing "terrorism" with a plot to kill the staff of a newspaper that first published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
 

Four found guilty of Danish newspaper attack plot

A Danish court on Monday found four men guilty of "terrorism" over a plot to kill the staff of a newspaper that first published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
 

2 Danes remanded for plotting terror attack

A Danish court on Tuesday remanded in custody two brothers of Somali origin who are suspected of plotting a terror attack and for their links to the Islamist Shebab network in Somalia.
 

Four deny Danish newspaper 'massacre plot'

Four men pleaded not guilty Friday as they went on trial in Denmark for a suspected plot to massacre the staff of a newspaper that first published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
 

Not guilty pleas at Danish newspaper 'massacre' trial

Four men pled not guilty Friday as they went on trial in Denmark over a suspected plot to massacre the staff of a newspaper that first published controversial cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
 

Two found guilty of 'terrorist plot' in Prophet cartoon case

An Oslo court on Monday jailed two men for planning to bomb the Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, in Norway's first-ever guilty verdict for plotting terrorism.
 

Norway jails two over Prophet cartoon terror plot

An Oslo court on Monday sentenced two men to prison for planning to bomb the Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, in Norway's first-ever guilty verdict for "plotting to commit a terrorist act."
 

Denmark Considers Church Weddings For Gay Couples

A gay marriage bill proposed in Denmark includes church weddings for gay and lesbian couples. A gay marriage bill proposed in Denmark includes church weddings for gay and lesbian couples, Copenhagen-based daily Jyllands-Posten (The Copenhagen Post) reported. If approved, gay couples will be allowed to marry and hold weddings in the Church of Denmark. ?It's historic, it's the biggest thing since female ministers were allowed in the Folkekirken,? Manu Sareen, the coalition government's church and equality minister, said on Wednesday. Sareen added that ceremonies might commence as early as next summer. In 1989, Denmark legalized registered partnerships for gay couples ? the first country to do so ? but such unions are not allowed to be celebrated in the church. Gay rights activists have cheered the move. ?It's more than we had ever hoped for,? Vivi Jelstrup, chairman of LGBT Danmark, told Politiken. ?Words mean so much and not being able to call yourself spouses today is a sign of inequal
 

Denmark To Consider Gay Marriage

Denmark will consider legalizing gay marriage – including church weddings – early next year. Denmark will consider legalizing gay marriage ? including church weddings ? early next year. The coalition government has announced plans to introduce a bill in January. If approved, gay and lesbian couples will be allowed to marry and hold weddings in the Church of Denmark. In 1989, Denmark legalized registered partnerships for gay couples ? the first country to do so ? but such unions are not allowed to be celebrated in the church. Manu Sareen, the coalition government's church minister, told Copenhagen-based daily Jyllands-Posten (The Copenhagen Post) that he expects his legislative proposal to be approved. ?The first same-sex weddings will hopefully become reality in Spring 2012. I look forward to the moment the first homosexual couple steps out of the church. I'll be standing out there throwing rice.? ?I have many friends who are homosexuals and can't get married. They love their partners
 

Denmark levies world's first fat tax

Denmark on Saturday became the first country in the world to impose a fat tax after a week in which consumers hoarded butter, pizza, meat and milk to avoid the immediate effects.
 

Nordics set sights on gun control after Norway attacks

In the Nordic countries, where hunting is popular and firearms are plentiful, the twin July 22 attacks that killed 77 people in Norway have spurred lawmakers to consider tighter gun laws.
 

Factbox: Recent bomb attacks and plots in Europe

(Reuters) - A gunman in police uniform killed at least 84 people in a ferocious attack on a youth summer camp of Norway's ruling Labor party, hours after a bomb killed seven in Oslo.
 

Analysts' view: Bomb and shooting in Norway

(Reuters) - A gunman killed at least 80 people at a youth camp of Norway's governing Labor Party on Friday, just hours after a bomb ripped through the central government district in Oslo, killing seven.
 

Denmark extends detentions in Prophet cartoon case

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - A Danish court on Friday extended the detention of four men charged with plotting an attack on a Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad and outraged Muslims around the world.
 

Denmark stiffens sentence for cartoonist attacker

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - A Danish appeals court Wednesday lengthened the prison sentence of a Somali man to 10 years from nine for attempting to kill a cartoonist whose 2005 drawing of the Prophet Mohammad provoked Muslim outrage.