Danish Prime Minister whose country currently holds the EU presidency, is considering sanctions against Israel as the regime pushes ahead with its genocidal war against Gaza.

Police in Denmark have arrested 20 people at a protest calling on maritime transport company Maersk to stop shipment of military equipment to the occupied lands.

The anti-war protesters in Denmark condemn Israeli atrocities in Gaza and Lebanon as the regime’s genocidal war on the besieged strip marks one year.

Heavy trucks displaying Palestinian flags marched through the streets of Denmark in solidarity with Gazans.

A Danish appeals court has upheld the sentences issued for the terrorists behind an attack on military parade in southern Iran back in 2018.

The League of Arab states has hailed the Danish parliament for passing the bill that bans any desecration of the religious scripts.

Following a heated debate among judges, the bill was passed with 94 votes in favor and 77 votes against in the 179-member Danish Parliament.

Mirroring the situation in Gaza with that in Ukraine, the letter said: “The government has made it clear that violations of the laws of war in Ukraine and in the rest of the world must not be tolerated, and that wars must be fought within the framework of international law, taking into account proportions in the use of force against military targets....

Denmark’s judiciary has decided to ban the desecration of the holy book of Islam following global condemnation of the recurrent move by the Muslim nations and governments.

'These insulting and disparaging actions negatively impact security of Danes, both abroad and at home,' says justice minister

Iranian Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has called on Sweden and Denmark to take action against recurring Qur’an desecration in their countries before its too late.

Iran has summoned Sweden and Denmark’s charge d’affaires to protest another case of Qur’an desecration in the countries.

In phone call with Algerian counterpart, Lars Lokke Rasmussen conveys regret, apologies over burnings of Muslim holy book, says Algerian Foreign Ministry

Anti-Islamic group Danske Patrioter burns Quran under police protection in front of embassies, mosque in Copenhagen

Iran’s embassy in Denmark has condemned, in severe terms, the recurring sacrilege of the holy book of Islam slamming the officials over their inaction on the blasphemous act.

Denmark is studying several measures and legislation to prevent the recurrence of Quran burning incidents, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said Friday.

Additional security measures will be imposed until August 10 to address “specific and current threats”

An extremist group in Denmark carried out new desecration of the holy Qur’an despite global condemnation of the previous blasphemous acts in the country.

The recent cases of the desecration of the Holy Quran clearly show what the US and its European allies are promising to the world and humanity.

Denmark 'is exploring the possibility of intervening in special situations within Danish freedom of expression,' says the country's foreign minister.