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Japan 'Regrets' Release Of Anti-Whaling Activist Paul Watson
Japan's government voiced dismay over the release of anti-whaling activist Paul Watson after Danish authorities refused Tokyo's extradition request.
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Explained: What Makes Korean Ramen So Delicious And Yet Dangerous
Recently, Danish authorities banned a brand of Korean noodles, citing the extremely high spice levels that could pose a risk of 'acute poisoning' to consumers, especially children and adults with health disorders.
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"Shaken, But Fine": Denmark PM After Assault By Man In Copenhagen
Danish authorities said Saturday that an attack on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which she said left her "shaken" but "fine", was not thought to be politically motivated.
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"Terror" Attack Suspects Have Links To Hamas, Says Denmark Police
Seven people suspected of involvement in a planned terror attack foiled by Danish authorities in December have links to the Islamist movement Hamas, Danish police said Friday.
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Mystery Leaks In 2 Nord Stream Russia-To-Europe Undersea Gas Pipelines
Sweden's Maritime Authority said on Tuesday it had issued a warning of two leaks on the Russian-owned Nord Stream 1 pipeline in Swedish and Danish waters, shortly after a leak on the nearby Nord Stream 2 project was discovered.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Series to Come With 45W Charging Speed: Report
There have been multiple reports about the Samsung Galaxy S22 lineup's charging speeds since last year, with some saying the Galaxy S22 phones will stick to 25W charging, while others claimed the lineup will mark the return of 45W speed to the Galaxy S flagships.
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Russia Says Denmark Detained Its Research Vessel: Report
Danish authorities have detained a Russian research vessel and seized the ship's documents, Russia's embassy in Copenhagen said on Thursday.
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MEA In Touch With Afghan Authorities To Bring Back Body Of Indian Photojournalist Killed In Kandhar
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said the Indian Embassy in Kabul is in touch with Afghan authorities to bring back the body of Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui, who was killed in Kandhar earlier today.
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Denmark Halts AstraZeneca Shots For 2 Weeks Over Blood Clot Reports
Denmark has put using AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine shots on hold for two weeks after reports of cases of blood clots forming, including one death in Denmark, Danish authorities said on Thursday.
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Denmark Confirms First Coronavirus Case In Man Returning From Italy
Denmark has confirmed its first coronavirus infection in a man who recently returned from a ski holiday in the Lombardy region in northern Italy, the Danish Health Authority said on Thursday.
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Denmark Confiscates Indian-Origin Tycoon's London Property Over Tax Fraud
The Danish investigative authorities have announced the confiscation of a multi-million-pound property owned by a Dubai-based Indian-origin tycoon in central London over alleged tax fraud.
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Egypt Probes Images Of Naked Couple Atop Pyramid
Egyptian authorities have launched an investigation into images of a naked couple on top of the Great Pyramid that sparked uproar in the conservative Muslim country, an official said Tuesday. In a video titled "Climbing the Great Pyramid of Giza", Danish photographer Andreas Hvid appears to scale the 4,500-year-old tomb on the outskirts of Cairo at...
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Couple Allegedly Poses Naked For Photo, Video Atop Giza Pyramid, Probe On
Egyptian authorities were probing a Danish couple after a video and a photo surfaced showing them climbing to the summit of the Great Khufu Pyramid of Giza and posing naked, the media reported on Saturday.
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"Adventurer" Rides Live Crocodile On Video, Authorities Investigate
A Danish "hunter and adventurer" has come under investigation by Australian authorities after he rode a live saltwater crocodile.
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Headless Torso Found In Danish Waters Is Missing Swedish Journalist Kim Wall: Police
The headless torso of a woman found floating at sea is that of a Swedish journalist who authorities believe died aboard a Danish inventor's homemade submarine, police said Wednesday.
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Japan 'Regrets' Release Of Anti-Whaling Activist Paul Watson
Japan's government voiced dismay over the release of anti-whaling activist Paul Watson after Danish authorities refused Tokyo's extradition request.
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Explained: What Makes Korean Ramen So Delicious And Yet Dangerous
Recently, Danish authorities banned a brand of Korean noodles, citing the extremely high spice levels that could pose a risk of 'acute poisoning' to consumers, especially children and adults with health disorders.
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"Shaken, But Fine": Denmark PM After Assault By Man In Copenhagen
Danish authorities said Saturday that an attack on Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which she said left her "shaken" but "fine", was not thought to be politically motivated.
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"Terror" Attack Suspects Have Links To Hamas, Says Denmark Police
Seven people suspected of involvement in a planned terror attack foiled by Danish authorities in December have links to the Islamist movement Hamas, Danish police said Friday.
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Mystery Leaks In 2 Nord Stream Russia-To-Europe Undersea Gas Pipelines
Sweden's Maritime Authority said on Tuesday it had issued a warning of two leaks on the Russian-owned Nord Stream 1 pipeline in Swedish and Danish waters, shortly after a leak on the nearby Nord Stream 2 project was discovered.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Series to Come With 45W Charging Speed: Report
There have been multiple reports about the Samsung Galaxy S22 lineup's charging speeds since last year, with some saying the Galaxy S22 phones will stick to 25W charging, while others claimed the lineup will mark the return of 45W speed to the Galaxy S flagships.
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Russia Says Denmark Detained Its Research Vessel: Report
Danish authorities have detained a Russian research vessel and seized the ship's documents, Russia's embassy in Copenhagen said on Thursday.
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MEA In Touch With Afghan Authorities To Bring Back Body Of Indian Photojournalist Killed In Kandhar
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said the Indian Embassy in Kabul is in touch with Afghan authorities to bring back the body of Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui, who was killed in Kandhar earlier today.
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Denmark Halts AstraZeneca Shots For 2 Weeks Over Blood Clot Reports
Denmark has put using AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine shots on hold for two weeks after reports of cases of blood clots forming, including one death in Denmark, Danish authorities said on Thursday.
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Denmark Confirms First Coronavirus Case In Man Returning From Italy
Denmark has confirmed its first coronavirus infection in a man who recently returned from a ski holiday in the Lombardy region in northern Italy, the Danish Health Authority said on Thursday.
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Denmark Confiscates Indian-Origin Tycoon's London Property Over Tax Fraud
The Danish investigative authorities have announced the confiscation of a multi-million-pound property owned by a Dubai-based Indian-origin tycoon in central London over alleged tax fraud.
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Egypt Probes Images Of Naked Couple Atop Pyramid
Egyptian authorities have launched an investigation into images of a naked couple on top of the Great Pyramid that sparked uproar in the conservative Muslim country, an official said Tuesday. In a video titled "Climbing the Great Pyramid of Giza", Danish photographer Andreas Hvid appears to scale the 4,500-year-old tomb on the outskirts of Cairo at...
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Couple Allegedly Poses Naked For Photo, Video Atop Giza Pyramid, Probe On
Egyptian authorities were probing a Danish couple after a video and a photo surfaced showing them climbing to the summit of the Great Khufu Pyramid of Giza and posing naked, the media reported on Saturday.
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"Adventurer" Rides Live Crocodile On Video, Authorities Investigate
A Danish "hunter and adventurer" has come under investigation by Australian authorities after he rode a live saltwater crocodile.
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Headless Torso Found In Danish Waters Is Missing Swedish Journalist Kim Wall: Police
The headless torso of a woman found floating at sea is that of a Swedish journalist who authorities believe died aboard a Danish inventor's homemade submarine, police said Wednesday.
