The Danish government is to take out adverts in newspapers in targeted countries to tell would-be illegals to stay at home. The move is going ahead despite rubbishing a similar plan only weeks ago by a rival political party. Denmark’s ruling
Denmark’s capacity to admit migrants is near breaking point. With 12,000 refugees searching for a place to live, nearly a third of the nation’s struggling municipalities say that they have little to offer newcomers. A survey published today by Danish newspaper Politiken shows waiting times for
No one can say that Damon Albarn doesn’t go all-out for his fans.
Sam Mansour, also known as ‘The Bookseller from Brønshøj’ and ‘al-Qaeda’s PR man in Denmark’, made history this week when he became the first ever Dane to have his citizenship revoked for criminality. The Eastern High Court sentenced him to
State benefits for migrants to Denmark will be cut by 45 per cent tomorrow, with fresh conditions requiring new arrivals to speak Danish to an acceptable level before they can claim higher levels of support. The new monthly level of the integration benefit
After forming a government with the support of ‘Denmark’s UKIP’, the new centre-right bloc’s foreign minister Kristian Jensen has travelled to Germany to meet his counterpart and discuss the new border arrangements. Although the Eurosceptic, anti-mass-immigration Danish People’s Party (Dansk
Liberal party leader, Lars Lokke Rasmussen was appointed Danish prime minister earlier today. Following the refusal of the Danish People’s Party and others to join his government, he only enjoys minority support in parliament and will have to rely on ‘vote by vote’ negotiations to pass laws.
After allegations of sabotage preventing its broadcast, Geert Wilders three minute film featuring a virtual museum of cartoons of Muhammad finally aired on Dutch television on Wednesday night. Now cartoons taken from the ‘Draw Muhammad’ competition recently hosted by Pamela Geller in Garland, Texas are being
The Islamic Society in Denmark (ISD) has announced the proposed construction of a new mosque in Copenhagen’s Nordvest district, drawing opposition from the Danish People’s Party. The Islamist group is aiming to fund construction with private “no strings attached” donations of £7.5 million (80
A three minute Broadcast featuring a virtual museum of cartoons of Mohammad scheduled for yesterday afternoon mysteriously failed to air, with the Dutch state broadcaster citing a ‘misunderstanding’. The Dutch establishment has gone to extraordinary lengths to prevent Party for
The Danish People’s Party (Dansk Folkparti, DF) will be forming the next Danish government after it won a remarkable victory in yesterday’s general election. Although it came second overall to the left-wing Social Democrat (SD) party, the Danish electoral system
‘Advance Voting’ has already opened for citizens of Denmark with a late surge for the right wing coalition set to unseat Helle Thorning-Schmidt’s Social Democrat ‘Red’ coalition. The shift in voter sentiment has been sparked by immigration concern as it trumps social welfare
An anticipated strong showing by the Euro-sceptic Danish People’s Party (Dansk Folkeparti, DF) may unseat the present ruling coalition led by the left-wing Social Democrat party at national elections on Thursday, as the public focus turns to immigration. Recent polling suggests
The grave of famous Danish writer Hans Christian Anderson was vandalised this weekend less than 24 hours after a Muslim cemetery was also desecrated in Copenhagen. Police have so far refused to link the incidents, but the nature of the
Muslims should not vote in this month’s Danish election because democracy is incompatible with Islam, two radical groups have said. Controversial Islamic organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir urged Danish Muslims to boycott June 18’s general election to protest the “anti-Islamic” democratic system.
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There is something rotten in the state of Denmark. The Danish government paid 32 jihadists over 400,000 Danish Krone ($59,734.48) in unemployment benefits while they fought with the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) in Syria.
Less than two months after a jihadist killed an innocent Jewish man outside of a Copenhagen synagogue, a kosher deli in the city suffered damage after vandals smashed out a window and wrote anti-Semitic messages on its walls.
Mikhail Vanin, Russia’s ambassador to Denmark, wrote in an op-ed that the country will be a nuclear target if the government joins NATO’s missile defense system.
Each year, the Free Press Society of Denmark gives out the Sappho Award — a prize for courage in the advocacy of free speech, named after the Greek poet who serves as the Society’s icon. This year’s winner is cartoonist Lars Vilks, who has been dealing with death threats from Muslims in Europe ever since drawing a dog with Mohammed’s head in 2007.
A Danish professor is calling for hardcore pornography to be shown in schools, based on a theory that it will help children become “critical consumers,” able to distinguish between real-life sex and its unrealistic depiction on film.
Earlier this week, Edwin Black revealed that the New Israel Fund (NIF) received more than $1 million from the U.S. State Department. This week I can reveal that the governments of Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, and the Netherlands have also funded the extremist activities of NIF-funded organizations.
The weekend’s feel-good story about a Muslim “ring of peace” formed to “protect” Jews at an Oslo synagogue turned out to be a complete fabrication by the mainstream media, according to an eyewitness report, local officials, and attendees’ photos.
The Times of Israel reports on a fiery sermon delivered by Danish imam Hajj Saeed at the Al-Faruq Mosque in Copenhagen, just a day before Islamist Omar El-Hussein launched deadly attacks against a free speech conference and a synagogue.
The Tablet is reporting that the sole Jewish radio station in Copenhagen has gone off the air at least temporarily. Also closed in Copenhagen is one of the oldest Jewish schools in the world.
