Denmark

This article is three years old but deserves to be quoted: "Kim Thyssen works at Odense Police special unit says that Bøgeparken in Volssmose is primarily inhabited by

Lars Hedegaard, the editor of Swedish weekly newspaper Dispatch International who survived an assassination attempt in February, spoke candidly to The Daily Caller about the

If the February 5 murder attempt on Lars Hedegaard in Copenhagen didn’t make it clear what Europe’s Islam critics are up against, the aftermath of this monstrous crime has

The man with the red beard and piercing blue eyes who stares out from the picture didn’t always look so intense. Twenty years ago he was DJ Hollie, a rising star of the

At yesterday’s debut showing of Silent Conquest: The End of Freedom of Expression in the West at The Heritage Foundation, one of the most shocking moments was a comment by Lars

Cynical as I am about the media's stance toward critics of Islam, even I was taken aback by an article that was posted Thursday evening on the website of the Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet, and that I assume appeared in Friday's print edition

Headlined "Lars Hedegaard moves" and written by Bo Poulsen, the article began by informing readers that on the previous day the possessions of the Islam critic, who survived an assassination attempt last month at his apartment in the Copenhagen suburb of Frederiksberg, had been loaded into a moving van and driven off.

"Immigrant women from non-Western countries and their female descendants are struggling to get a job in the Danish labor market. 45 percent of women with a non-western