Danish government will rent prison cells in Kosovo – measure limited to prisoners who were already set to be deported from Denmark
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Historic impeachment trial gets underway in Denmark against former MP Inger Støjberg who spearheaded dozens of tough immigration measures
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Inger Støjberg quits the Venstre party ahead of her impeachment trial – she is accused of unlawfully ordering the separation of asylum-seeking couples arriving from Syria
5 votes -
Partner of Norway's former justice minister has been found guilty of threatening democracy – she faked attacks on her family home and the torching of her car
10 votes -
Denmark will hold its first political trial in three decades after the country's ruling party supported a vote to impeach ex-immigration minister Inger Støjberg
6 votes -
Jair Bolsonaro: 2020 person of the year in organized crime and corruption
8 votes -
Many Americans are convinced crime is rising in the US. Even if they're wrong, their fear is making everyone else less safe
16 votes -
Greek demonstrators hurl firebombs towards US embassy in Athens
13 votes -
Lesotho's prime minster wants to stay in power to avoid being charged for his wife’s murder
4 votes -
The alt-right playbook: I hate Mondays
14 votes -
US President Donald Trump’s legal immunity has a countdown clock
9 votes -
Eskilstuna in Sweden launches controversial £21 begging permit
11 votes -
The inside story of Europe's first narco-state
6 votes -
Saudi fugitives accused of serious crimes get help to flee while US officials look the other way
4 votes -
How sovereign citizens helped swindle $1 billion from the government they disavow
11 votes -
Russian-style kleptocracy is infiltrating America
12 votes -
We know Michael Flynn lied to the FBI. But why?
7 votes -
A.G. Underwood Announces Stipulation Dissolving Trump Foundation Under Judicial Supervision, With AG Review Of Recipient Charities
11 votes -
Jewish leaders tell Trump he's not welcome in Pittsburgh until he denounces white nationalism
17 votes -
Alt-right troll to father killer: The unraveling of Lane Davis
21 votes -
At last, a law that could have stopped Tony Blair and George W Bush invading. The Hague’s new crime of aggression might give belligerent heads of states a reason to pause.
10 votes