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18. März 2006 —Whereas Denmark's Director of Public Prosecutions had recently decided not to press criminal charges against Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that first published the twelve cartoons (see them here, halfway down the page), 27 Danish Muslim organisations grouped under the umbrella of the Islamic…
16. März 2006 —Denmark's Director of Public Prosecutions has decided not to press criminal charges against Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that first published the twelve cartoons (see them here, halfway down the page). He upheld the earlier decision of a regional prosecutor who maintained the drawings w…
15. Februar 2006 —European lawmakers have spoken out on the Danish-Muslim cartoon conflict and are expected to issue a resolution condemning the violent protests, supporting Denmark and backing freedom of expression. MEPs were also strongly against a proposal by the commission to make media sign up to a voluntary…
1. Februar 2006 — Today almost all the European newspapers are reporting on the Danish cartoon case. The first and best source still remains The Brussels Journal: you will find no copy/paste of international press agency articles but original insights: "What most papers do not mention is that the whole affair escala…
13. Januar 2006 —The Austrian presidency of the EU received backing by Denmark on another issue related to the future of Europe: Austria's criticism towards the role of the European Court of Justice (ECJ). Like Austria, Denmark wants the European Constitution to include an explicit restriction of the powers …
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