Two Greek businessmen who caused an evacuation of Copenhagen Airport last month by joking about a bomb have been told that they can’t leave the country.
Police said on Friday that a 19-year-old Danish citizen who posted an Isis video to Facebook with a text viewed as a “threat to kill infidels” was being held in police custody.
The Danish city of Aarhus has drawn global attention for its "soft-hands" approach to battling the radicalization of young Muslims with social techniques used in gang exit strategies.
A suspected Isis terrorist sought across Scandinavia was being questioned by Swedish police on Friday after being apprehended at an asylum seeker accommodation centre.
The two Greek men behind Wednesday's evacuation of a Copenhagen Airport terminal face charges of inciting fear and may also be hit with charges related to flight delays.
The Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) is assisting its Swedish colleagues in the search for a man accused of plotting an attack on Sweden.
Several of Denmark’s political parties are calling for an increased involvement in the coalition efforts against Isis and the country is considering extending its military campaign to include Syria.
UPDATED: The Danish capital, itself the scene of a terror attack earlier this year, was filled on Sunday with people paying their respects to the victims of Friday's tragic events in Paris.
The Euro 2016 playoff between Denmark and Sweden will be played under increased security measures following the Friday’s terror attacks in Paris that killed more than 120 people.
Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has joined a long line of world leaders condemning the terrorist attacks in Paris on Friday evening and offering solidarity with France.
Parts of Denmark will resemble a Hollywood action film on Wednesday as Copenhagen Police will be holding a planned terror exercise and a staged 'nuclear catastrophe' will strike the Kattegat off of Jutland’s east coast.
At least 125 Danish citizens have left the country to fight abroad and those who have returned could carry out attacks, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) said on Friday.
When the new parliamentary season opens on Tuesday, an item at the top of the government’s agenda will be strengthening the laws related to Danes who fight alongside terror groups abroad.
UPDATED: A 15-year-old girl who murdered her mother was fascinated by the terror group Isis and viewed online Islamist propaganda including videos of beheadings.
A 15-year-old Norwegian has been sentenced to 30 days in prison, deportation, and a six-year ban from Denmark after he made a prank bomb threat at Copenhagen airport for a YouTube video.
The man behind the Copenhagen shootings in February has now been featured in the latest edition of an Isis propaganda magazine, hailing him as a 'soldier of the Caliphate'.
The Danish government on Friday advised its nationals in Tunisia to leave the country saying there was a "high risk" of another terror attack, one day after Britain issued a similar warning.
A Jewish store in Copenhagen had a window broken and an anti-Semitic slur scrawled on its walls in an act of vandalism that comes less than two months after the shooting dead of a guard outside a synagogue.
