Elliott Abrams examines recent news of Jews in Denmark being warned against openly wearing religious symbols amid rising anti-Israeli sentiment in Copenhagen.

Elliott Abrams examines the recent upswing of anti-Jewish and anti-Israel activity in Scandinavia.

Secretary of State Clinton and Foreign Minister Sovndal of Denmark gave these remarks on May 31, 2012 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Topics included Syria, climate change, and Afghanistan.

Elliott Abrams discusses Iceland's decision to recognize Palestine as a state.

The Peace of Westphalia is a collection of peace treaties that ended the Thirty Years’ War and Eighty Years’ War in 1648. Among the treaties’ provisions were countries’ sovereignty over their territories, territorial changes, and religious tolerance.

The recent killings in Norway highlight the rise of anti-Muslim, anti-immigration feelings in Europe and the U.S. that could impede tackling other forms of homegrown terrorism, say experts.

John Campbell says both Norway and Nigeria offer lessons for the Arab Spring countries on how to handle oil revenues.

The Economist tells why so little is known about the effects of erupting volcanoes on air travel and their potential long-term effects.

This Economist article examines the apparent contradictions in Norway's environmentally-friendly domestic policies and greenhouse gas emissions from its hydrocarbon exports.

Wired's Joshua Davis reports on a rogue computer network that crashed Estonia's Internet, launching what he calls Web War I.

How the Danish model of social democracy offers important lessons for governments confronting the dilemmas of globalization.

The Agreement on Cooperation in Research, Conservation and Management of Marine Mammals in the North Atlantic was signed on April 9, 1992 and entered into force on July 7, 1992.

The Convention on Future Multilateral Cooperation in the Northeast Atlantic Fisheries was signed on November 18, 1980 and entered into force on March 17, 1982.

The founding Statute of the Council of Europe was opened for signature on  May 5, 1949 in London and entered into force on August 3, 1949.