Danish police thwarted three masked men charging a politician during his visit to a migrant-dense district, newly-released footage reveals. Rasmus Paludan, leader of the migrant-critical Stram Kurs party, was evacuated immediately from the unprecedented incident, according to police on the scene. “This is the first time in Danish history the police were forced to pull firearms to protect a politician,”... 

In the controversial video, pupils chant “Allahu Akbar” (“Allah is greater”) and kneel to the ground under the supervision of a female teacher who gives clear instructions about how this is done. A video of Danish children being trained how to perform a Muslim prayer has gone viral in Denmark, triggering strong reactions from politicians and ordinary Danes. In the video, a boy of African descent... 

“Amira”, the “ambitious, responsible, hard-working” and seemingly well-integrated Muslim woman from the The Liberal Youth’s ad, has turned out to be Klara, who doesn’t wear the Islamic veil and is not even a Muslim. The Liberal Youth (VU), the junior wing of Denmark’s ruling Venstre party, have sparked criticism with their recent election ad that highlights Muslims’... 

The Danish People’s Party (DF) has put forward a proposal that includes a five year freeze on accepting asylum seekers at the country’s borders and provisions for deportations. Denmark’s most powerful right-wing faction hopes to implement a moratorium on accepting migrants who have traveled through Sweden or Germany that would last through 2025. “If you, as a refugee or migrant,... 

A poll, conducted by the YouGov-Cambridge Globalism Project of more than 25,000 people in 23 major countries, found that just one in six Danes consider themselves a feminist, a third said that wolf whistling at women in the street was acceptable, and two in five supported the #MeToo movement. The startling results marks a dramatic contrast to Denmark’s neighbor Sweden, where 46 percent do, and a... 

A Danish right-wing Parliament politician, Marie Krarup from the Danish People’s Party (DPP), talks about her view on Sweden in an interview with the Swedish news magazine Fokus. “When Sweden fails and stops being Swedish, it will affect the rest of us too”, she says. She describes the Swedish immigration policy as “lax and weak”. Sweden “does not understand how dangerous mass migration... 

Despite the fact that the gaming crowd has demonstrated a capacity for learning, strategic thinking and the ability to visualise, which are all sought-after traits in the increasingly digitised world of military combat, whether these skills are actually compatible with life in the army remains to be seen. The Danish Armed Forces are on the lookout for gamers to bolster the country’s ranks of... 

Islamists belonging to the terrorist-linked organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir held mass prayer at Christiansborg in central Copenhagen on Friday. At the same time, the immigration-critical party, Stram Kurs (Strict Course), held a counter-demonstration nearby to criticise the organisation and cook “bacon á la Quran” by burning the Quran on a grill. Hizb ut-Tahrir’s self-proclaimed goal is to abolish... 

A new law proposal from the Danish government and the right-wing Danish People’s Party would make it illegal for foreign governments and authorities to give money to religious communities and institutions in Denmark. The law will be implemented if the donations are assessed to pose a security threat and undermine Denmark’s fundamental freedoms and democracy. The ban will cover loans, gifts, donation... 

17 percent of ethnic minority men believe that Danish women who dress provocatively only have themselves to blame when they’re raped, according to a recent survey. Equality Minister Eva Kjer Hansen of the ruling liberal-conservative Venstre Party was astonished that the number is so high. “I get really angry about that. Of course, such attitudes are not acceptable, and it emphasises the need for... 

Denmark is tightening its asylum system with the passage of new laws referred to as a ‘paradigm shift’ by officials, Danmarks Radio reports. The bill, formally titled ‘Act 140,’ was agreed upon in Parliament by the populist right-wing Danish People’s Party (DPP) and the Social Democrats (SD) and will go into effect on March 1st. A primary aim of the legislation is to... 

Danish lawmakers have approved a government-backed proposal to make citizenship applicants shake hands with the official conducting the naturalization ceremony. The bill has been criticized for discriminating against Muslims. The new citizenship bill has been the subject of a heated debate since last summer. It requires those applying for Danish citizenship to commit to the country’s values and... 

Danish authorities have concluded that the situation in some parts of Somalia is safe, and that Somalis no longer have valid grounds for asylum. Following a review of the situation in Somalia, which began in 2017, residence permits will therefore be withdrawn for no less than 1,000 Somalis. “It is time for them to go home now,” Denmark states. “If you no longer need our protection and your life... 

Denmark will send rejected asylum seekers to live on a remote island. Located in the freezing Baltic Sea, the island is currently home to animal research laboratories and crematoria. “If you are unwanted in Danish society, you should not be a nuisance to ordinary Danes,” immigration minister Inger Støjberg wrote in a Facebook post on Friday. “They are undesirable in Denmark and they must... 

Two Danish journalists with far left roots, have heavily criticised immigration into Denmark. They say the same negative effects can be seen in a lot of other European countries as well. Mikkel Andersson and Niels Jespersen, two journalists and authors of “The Experiment That Failed”, claim that immigration has made Denmark poorer, less secure and more polarised. According to Danish newspaper...