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Denmark Parliament Approves Bill To Stop Quran Burnings In Public Places
Denmark's parliament on Thursday passed a law making it illegal to burn the Quran in public places, seeking to deescalate tensions with Muslim countries after a spate of Danish protests during which Islam's holy book was burned, causing outrage.
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'Fascinating and Terrifying': Denmark PM Delivers Speech in Parliament Partly Written by ChatGPT
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Wednesday delivered a speech to parliament partly written using artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT to highlight the revolutionary aspects and risks of AI.
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Denmark Passes Law To Strip Jihadists Of Nationality
Denmark's parliament on Thursday passed a controversial law allowing the government to strip dual-national suspected jihadists of their citizenship to stop them from returning to Danish soil.
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Denmark Bans Burqa, Niqab In Public Spaces
The Danish parliament on Thursday passed a law banning the Islamic full-face veil in public spaces, becoming the latest European country to do so.
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Danish Parliament Passes Tough Immigration Laws
The Danish parliament on Tuesday passed a package of measures to deter refugees from seeking asylum, including confiscating valuables to pay for their stay, despite protests from international human rights organisations.
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United Nations Chooses Denmark to Head General Assembly
The UN General Assembly chose a new president Monday, selecting Mogens Lykketoft of Denmark to serve the one-year term.
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Denmark Ends Forced Sterilisation for Sex Change
The Danish parliament on Wednesday scrapped a law requiring people to be sterilised as part of the sex change procedure before they could be legally recognised as another gender.
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Ireland set to vote on abolishing upper house of parliament
Ireland votes today on whether to abolish its upper house of parliament, a historic move that Prime Minister Enda Kenny argues will save money but which critics say is a power grab.
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EU leaders strike deal on long-term austerity budget
European Union leaders reached agreement on the first ever cut in their common budget on Friday after 24 hours of talks, seeking to placate millions at home struggling through government cutbacks and recession.
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Denmark Parliament Approves Bill To Stop Quran Burnings In Public Places
Denmark's parliament on Thursday passed a law making it illegal to burn the Quran in public places, seeking to deescalate tensions with Muslim countries after a spate of Danish protests during which Islam's holy book was burned, causing outrage.
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'Fascinating and Terrifying': Denmark PM Delivers Speech in Parliament Partly Written by ChatGPT
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Wednesday delivered a speech to parliament partly written using artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT to highlight the revolutionary aspects and risks of AI.
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Denmark Passes Law To Strip Jihadists Of Nationality
Denmark's parliament on Thursday passed a controversial law allowing the government to strip dual-national suspected jihadists of their citizenship to stop them from returning to Danish soil.
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Denmark Bans Burqa, Niqab In Public Spaces
The Danish parliament on Thursday passed a law banning the Islamic full-face veil in public spaces, becoming the latest European country to do so.
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Danish Parliament Passes Tough Immigration Laws
The Danish parliament on Tuesday passed a package of measures to deter refugees from seeking asylum, including confiscating valuables to pay for their stay, despite protests from international human rights organisations.
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United Nations Chooses Denmark to Head General Assembly
The UN General Assembly chose a new president Monday, selecting Mogens Lykketoft of Denmark to serve the one-year term.
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Denmark Ends Forced Sterilisation for Sex Change
The Danish parliament on Wednesday scrapped a law requiring people to be sterilised as part of the sex change procedure before they could be legally recognised as another gender.
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Ireland set to vote on abolishing upper house of parliament
Ireland votes today on whether to abolish its upper house of parliament, a historic move that Prime Minister Enda Kenny argues will save money but which critics say is a power grab.
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EU leaders strike deal on long-term austerity budget
European Union leaders reached agreement on the first ever cut in their common budget on Friday after 24 hours of talks, seeking to placate millions at home struggling through government cutbacks and recession.
