UpFront

Should free speech be protected, no matter what?

In this UpFront special, we debate unlimited free speech and its possible effect on minorities.

Should free speech be protected, no matter what?
25:24

Europe

Norwegian women's football team becomes first to score equal pay

The Norwegian women's football team has become the first female national team to receive the same pay deal as their male counterparts.

Norwegian women's football team becomes first to score equal pay
02:15

Europe

Stand up paddle boarding fighting for control of the sport

The world championships of stand up paddle boarding is taking place in Denmark with a record number of athletes competing. But there's a fight over who should run what could become an Olympic sport.

Stand up paddle boarding fighting for control of the sport
02:29

Europe

International ransomware attack hits major firms, banks

Cyberattacks in Ukraine, Denmark and Russia, among others, target companies, banks and government offices.

Ransomware attack causes disruptions across globe

The Cure

Denmark: A cure for allergies

How new allergy pills could lead to a sneeze-free future.

Denmark: A cure for allergies
09:18

Denmark

Two-thirds failed new Danish citizenship test

Foreign nationals applying for citizenship faced questions such as which year a Danish movie premiered.

Two-thirds failed new Danish citizenship test

Politics

Denmark strips man of citizenship over 'terror links'

Morocco-born Said Mansour faces deportation after losing appeal against conviction for inciting terrorism.

Denmark strips man of citizenship over 'terror links'

People & Power

Backlash: France's New Hard Line on Terror

We examine France's aggressive counterterrorism measures and the consequences for the Muslim community.

Backlash: France's New Hard Line on Terror
25:00

Counting the Cost

Brick by brick: Lego in the digital age

Jorgen Vig Knudstorp, the CEO of the Lego Group, discusses how Lego has managed to stay relevant in recent years.

Brick by brick: Lego in the digital age
05:51

Refugees

Sweden: 80,000 could be expelled after refugee influx

Authorities prepare to deport tens of thousands with failed asylum claims after record 163,000 applications last year.

Sweden: 80,000 could be expelled after refugee influx

Inside Story

Denmark immigration law: A sign of things to come?

Danish MPs pass a controversial law allowing the seizure of assets from refugees.

Denmark immigration law: A sign of things to come?
25:00

Politics

Ai Weiwei closes Denmark exhibition over refugee laws

Chinese artist protests at controversial Danish legislation, which allows valuables and cash to be seized from refugees.

Ai Weiwei closes Denmark exhibition over refugee laws

Human Rights

Denmark to vote on seizing refugees' money, valuables

The bill is expected to pass as opponents say the seizure of money and valuables is not the most alarming part of it.

Denmark to vote on seizing refugees' money, valuables

Inside Story

Is Denmark's plan to curb the refugee rights justified?

Long known for its tolerance, Copenhagen looks set to roll out stricter asylum laws.

Is Denmark's plan to curb the refugee rights justified?
25:00

Europe

Danish city makes pork a must to ‘protect food culture'

Politicians in city of Randers say the move is necessary to preserve traditions and is not an attack on Muslims.

Danish city makes pork a must to ‘protect food culture'