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An expanded indictment in the case of Tahawwur Rana, detained with David Headley in the US on charges related to the 2008 Mumbai attacks, reveals that terrorist Ilyas Kashmiri offered Headley a network of Europeans to provide weapons, money, and operatives for an attack on the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Copenhagen.
A Tunisian-born Swede pled innocent to charges connected with a terror plot against the Jyllands-Posten newspaper and was remanded until May 16. He and three other suspects are in custody in Denmark; a fifth man, an Iraqi who is thought to have obtained a flat for the plotters, has not been imprisoned.
Sweden issues Syria travel warning
Danish Foreign Ministry to give space and cash to Libyan revolution
Danish six-pack attacks Gaddafi
Turkey warns against coalition 'hidden agenda' on Libya
Glance at assets massing for Libya military action
Denmark ready with F-16s to defend Libyan civilians
Denmark respectful of Islam, says pan-Arab TV star
Denmark - Armed guards fight off pirate attack
Denmark - Religious tensions on rise in public housing
Denmark sentences cartoonist attacker to 9 years
Mohamed Geele, who broke into the home of Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard last year, was found guilty of terrorism, attempted murder, and aggravated assault. Geele had developed links to Shabaab after moving to Denmark in 1995.
Recordings made by Danish security reveal that the four men from Sweden who plotted to attack the Jyllands-Posten newspaper planned to kill as many people as possible within 20 minutes. One suspect said: "When the unfaithful are gathered, tie them up and cut their throats." Automatic weapons, silencers, and heavy duty tape were found in a flat in Herlev used by the suspects.
Copenhagen terror suspects kept in custody
Denmark - Hizb ut-Tahrir: war cannot be won
Mohamed Geele, a Somali man who broke into the house of a Danish artist who had drawn cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, pled not guilty today to a charge of attempted murder. Geele used an axe during the break-in and reportedly attacked police officers with it afterward.
