Tensions Rise as Nordic Countries Consider Legal Options After Recent Quran Burnings

Right-wing groups and individuals in Sweden and Denmark have burned the Quran during protests, sparking outrage and condemnation from Muslim nations.
Iraq cut diplomatic ties with Sweden, and the Islamic Cooperation has urged members to downgrade ties with countries allowing Quran desecration.
The Danish and Swedish governments condemn the acts but are limited in options by free speech protections.
Both countries are exploring legal ways to curb public desecration of holy books without compromising freedom of expression.
The Nordic governments aim to ease tensions and prevent increased threats, while preserving national values.