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DENMARK: Thorning-Schmidt denies withholding information in Danish spying scandal

23 January 2014

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"Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the prime minister of Denmark, has denied any wrongdoing in a spying scandal that led to the resignations of the country's justice minister and head of the domestic intelligence service. However, she is likely to be given an official parliamentary reprimand."

See the full article: Thorning-Schmidt denies withholding information in Danish spying scandal (European Voice, link)

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