A new terror assessment report from the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) warns that fake news and misinformation online could spur mentally unstable individuals to carry out violent attacks.
When thousands of revellers stream into the area around Copenhagen Town Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) to count down the final minutes of 2016, they will do so under increased security.
Just prior to reports that Berlin terror suspect Anis Amri had been killed in Milan, Danish police said a man matching his description had spotted in the northern Jutland city of Aalborg.
Danish police in the eastern Jutland port town of Grenaa responded in large numbers to a resident’s tip-off that the suspect in Monday’s Berlin Christmas market truck attack had been spotted in the area.
Cyber attacks, lone wolf terrorists and Russian aggression are among the biggest threats to Denmark, according to the Danish Defence Intelligence Service’s new long-term risk assessment.
The Danish government on Tuesday presented a list of measures to combat radicalization, including a "corps of digital voices of reason" to challenge extremist views on the internet.
A 25-year-old Iraqi man was sentenced to three months in prison on Wednesday for taking to Facebook to cheer the terror attack at French magazine Charlie Hebdo.
A 24-year-old man on Wednesday became the first ever person in Denmark to be convicted on terror charges for joining the Islamic State, the extremist group also known as Isis or Daesh.
A Copenhagen art exhibit planning to portray two of the Brussels suicide bombers and one of the Paris Bataclan attackers as "martyrs" was on Monday reported to police for encouraging terrorism.
Denmark's government said on Friday it wanted to ban travel to areas where terror groups are operating in conflict zones in a bid to facilitate the prosecution of fighters returning from Syria.
A 16-year-old Danish girl who was arrested in January and charged with the possession of explosives and supporting terror had plans to bomb two schools, police said on Tuesday.
A Danish teenager who killed her mother after reportedly becoming fascinated with the terror group Isis was sented to nine years in prison on Thursday.
Individuals suspected by Spanish police of having connections to terror groups Isis and al al-Qaeda are tied to financial scams in Denmark, according to a new documentary from broadcaster DR.
Details remain sparse in the case of a 15-year-old girl who appeared in court on Thursday to reportedly face charges that include the possesion of explosives and sanctioning or encouraging terror.
A 15-year-old Danish girl who had converted to Islam made an initial court appearance behind closed doors on Thursday after being charged with possessing explosives and sanctioning terror.
A 32-year-old man who sent threatening messages to Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen and Integration Minister Inger Støjberg will face a trial on terror charges on Monday.
