Going back to the cartoon controversy, we're going to take a look at the fallout in Denmark, where the drawings were first published. As NPR's Rachel Martin reports from Copenhagen, Danes have been ...

And we're going to Denmark now where a debate is raging over Muslim immigration and religious tolerance. One Dutch politician who compared Islam to Nazism was acquitted last week of hate speech ...

23 February 2008 AMMAN -- Arabs and Muslims in the Middle East, as elsewhere in the world, have intensified protests against the Danish government and its media over the blasphemous cartoons published ...

ODENSE, Denmark (Reuters) - Just as Danes were breathing sighs of relief that the wounds caused by cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad were healing, they were re-opened with the arrest of seven Muslims ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Muslim groups in Aarhus, Denmark's second largest city, say the crisis early this year over published cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad helped them unite behind building of the ...

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 12 -- About 25 Muslim graves in western Denmark were vandalized late Saturday night, bringing swift condemnation from Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen as tensions simmer from a ...

Last September Denmark’s Jyllands-Posten published 12 demeaning cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad, which were republished last month by several European papers, sparking Muslim outrage across Europe ...

After a media firestorm over Danish Muslim candidates accused of “infiltrating” politics here, Prime Minister Rasmussen declared a culture war with immigrants and Islam. Not law or economics but a war ...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) – Tens of thousands of Muslims demonstrated against the drawings of the Prophet Muhammed after Friday prayers, some shouting anti-American slogans and burning Danish flags to ...

They may kill giraffes in Denmark, but they anesthetize them first. And as of February 24, the same goes for any animal killed for meat in the kingdom. Thanks to a new law that went into effect this ...

This article investigates identity and belonging among Christians of Iraqi origin in Denmark through an analysis of their narratives of flight and interreligious relations, with a particular focus on ...