Copenhagen
COPENHAGEN - A Danish ship with seven crew members on board has been captured by pirates off the coast of Somalia, Denmark's foreign ministry said Monday evening.
COPENHAGEN - A court in Denmark Friday handed down a nine-year jail term for a Somali-born man who, a year ago, attacked a Danish cartoonist whose depiction of the Prophet Mohammed sparked outrage in the Muslim world.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - A one-legged Chechen boxer injured in an explosion at a Copenhagen hotel was preparing a letter bomb, likely intended for a Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, police said Friday.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Danish police on Wednesday identified the man suspected of setting off a small explosion in a Copenhagen hotel as a one-legged Chechen-born boxer living in Belgium.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Danish police say they believe they have pinned down the identity of the one-legged man suspected of setting off a small explosion in a Copenhagen hotel.
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