Denmark

After a government climbdown, refugees will no longer have to surrender their wedding rings

From midnight on Sunday, travellers attempting to pass without relevant documents will be refused entry into Sweden.

The nation's voters chose to keep Denmark's opt-out policy as it is

A battle for hearts and minds is the way forward in undermining militant networks.

René Redzepi's cooking at Noma made Copenhagen a restaurant hub; now all of Denmark is a draw.

Odense Zoo in Denmark posted a video in which five penguins appear to be trying to find an exit.

Budapest could send troops to stop refugees crossing from Serbia.

A list of inhospitable regulations is meant to deter refugees from traveling to the country.

The news from Europe you may have missed this week.

A new study found that water-resistant chemicals used in food packaging could increase risk of miscarriage.

Danish companies pioneer diversity by breaking barriers and hiring people with disabilities.

Frank Jensen likes to run, ride his bicycle, have brunch in Hamlet's castle and watch his beloved Liverpool FC.

The art installation comes as the country's birth rate is in steep decline.

The study casts doubt on the theory that welfare states encourage a culture of 'scrounging'.

The charges relate to the sale of cannabis in Copenhagen's informally self-governing Christiania commune.

A local power provider said "there are ethical issues that have to be addressed".

Russia's ambassador to Denmark made the comments in an opinion piece published in a Danish national newspaper.

The new film by Oscar-winning Danish director Susanne Bier crowbars open our worst anxieties about our children.

Despite the cost of the treatment, many Slavic women are seeking out very specific fathers for their children.

Lars Vilks, who has a $100,000 terrorist bounty on his head, went into hiding following February's Copenhagen shooting.

Both the Conservative People's Party and the anti-immigration Danish People's Party have backed the idea.

Professor Graugaard proposes to reinvent sex education in the classroom, an idea that divides public opinion in the UK.

Sales grew by 15%, and an estimated 85 million children played with lego in 2014 according to the company.

Between 700 and 1,000 people attended the funeral of Omar El-Hussain, prompting anger from Danes.

"Time for tackling climate change is now," said Apple as company announces €1.7 billion in green data centres.

El-Hussein's account was visible until Monday, and a 'remembering' epithet had been posted above his name.

Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter reported the state prosecutor believed the suspects sent money to Islamic State.

'Israel is your home,' said Netanyahu to Europe's Jews last week, a vision not shared by all.

"Our voices must be louder than the sound of bullets," says Ukrainian FEMEN activist Inna Shevchenko.

A leading rabbi called for special gun legislation and accused governments of not taking antisemitism seriously enough.