Lawyers

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  Republican Congressman Introduces 'Make Greenland Great Again Act' To Allow to Trump to Enter Talks of Buying the Country

  Republican Rep. Andy Ogles introduces the "Make Greenland Great Again Act," supporting Trump's plans to negotiate the purchase of Greenland.

• Transgender Rights, Some Countries Ahead Of The U.S.

  When it comes to taking a progressive approach toward gender recognition reform, some countries seem to be ahead of the U.S. as they have introduced legislative protections and laws for the transgender people.

• Twitter Rants Will Not Change the Law, FM Samuelsen Says of President Donald Trump and Denmark's Relations

  In an interview with Anders Samuelsen, the foreign minister says U.S. President Donald Trump's outbursts on social media, including Twitter, will not change U.S. policy.

• Danes slammed with smuggling charges after giving migrants a lift to Sweden

  Denmark's humanitarian credentials are once again being questioned as it is pressing smuggling charges for the people who gave migrants a ride to its neighboring country, Sweden. The former country has already been under fire for ordering the police to seize jewelry from asylum-seekers.

• Refugee haven Sweden imposes temporary border controls in EU migration crisis

  Sweden will impose temporary border controls from Thursday in response to a record influx of refugees, a turnaround for a country known for its open-door policies that also threw down the gauntlet to other EU nations hit by a migration crisis.

• Denmark bans bestiality in move against animal sex tourism

  Denmark passed legislation on Tuesday banning bestiality, toughening a law that animal rights activists feared was encouraging animal sex tourists to visit the country.

• Russia threatens to aim nuclear missiles at Denmark ships if it joins NATO shield

  Russia threatened to aim nuclear missiles at Danish warships if Denmark joins NATO's missile defense system, in comments Copenhagen called unacceptable and NATO said would not contribute to peace.

• Defiant Danes march after gunman attacks Copenhagen

  Tens of thousands of Danes gathered at torch-lit memorials around the country on Monday, commemorating victims of deadly attacks on a synagogue and an event promoting free speech that shocked a nation proud of its record of safety and openness.

• Danish police kill 22-year-old suspected of Copenhagen shootings

  Police shot dead a 22-year-old Danish-born gunman on Sunday after he killed two people at a Copenhagen synagogue and an event promoting free speech in actions possibly inspired by an attack on the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo, authorities said.

• Ruling Siumut party retains slim majority in Greenland election

  Greenland's ruling Siumut Party retained a slim majority in a snap election called after an expenses scandal, according to results issued early on Saturday, but its new leader Kim Kielsen will need to build a coalition to form a government.

• Singapore shipping fuel scandal sends traders scrambling

  Traders and shipping companies scrambled to source fuel and take over supply contracts on Friday after Danish marine fuel supplier OW Bunker said a suspected fraud at its Singapore subsidiary had pushed it to the brink of bankruptcy.

• Pirate Bay co-founder sentenced to 42 months in jail in Denmark

  A co-founder of the Swedish file-sharing website The Pirate Bay was sentenced on Friday to three and a half years in prison, in what the prosecutor called Denmark's biggest-ever hacking case.