Denmark

Farmers are concerned after a string of wolf attacks on their sheep.

Brondby was playing against rival FC Copenhagen, which went on to win the match 1-0.

The Russian leader visited Franz Josef Land, before arriving at an Arctic forum in Arkhangelsk.

If you live in a Nordic country, you are probably reading this with a smile.

It's only the fourth blasphemy case in Danish history.

Transparency International says perception of wrongdoing among politicians is fueling mistrust.

The Nordic nation has decided to expand special operations forces against the extremist group.

Aarhus in Denmark and Kingston-upon-Hull in England plan yearlong celebrations of arts, spectacles and community events.

South Korea's president could be the country's first democratically elected leader to be forced to leave office early.

Russian parliamentary elections in Crimea are "unacceptable" claims Danish minister.

Danish photographer Daniel Rye lays all bare in a new book on his 13-month ordeal in Syria.

An extract from the new release "The ISIS Hostage" details Daniel Rye's escape from an ISIS safe house.

Copenhagen police have been called over exhibition that plans to show the other side of "martyrs."

A right-wing Danish politician is closely following the U.K.'s EU vote.

Copenhagen police arrested the suspects on suspicion of having traveled to Syria.

Margrethe Vestager said leaks could drive "momentum" for much-needed change.

Denmark comes in first, while Burundi is in last.

Head chef René Redzepi joins an increasing number of cooks taking their kitchens on the road.

Human rights advocates are calling the practice misguided.

Parliament has reached a majority in favor of refusing asylum to those who commit crimes.

Denmark's refugee policy of body searches and confiscating valuables is designed to inculcate fear.

The Chinese artist will remove his work from display in Denmark to protest a law allowing refugees' valuables to be seized.

Man in his mid-twenties suffered fever, headaches and muscle pain

The measures also include extending family reunification among refugees from one year to three years.

Assets worth more than $1,450 will be eligible for confiscation though sentimental items are exempt.

European nations asking asylum seekers to hand over their valuables are 'deplorable,' say critics.

Copenhagen's newest bike lane will hang between two skyscrapers—but will locals ever get to ride it?

The medical organization recommends major policy changes in 2016.

The U.N. said Denmark's plan could fuel fear and xenophobia.

The organization posted a statement saying public anger should be directed at the EU instead.