Three men arrested in Copenhagen are suspected of plotting to carry out an “act of terror”, intelligence officials say.

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Stereotypes of Danish cuisine inevitably feature visions of streaky bacon and swirly pastries. But trail-blazing restaurants like the two Michelin-starred “Noma” have ushered in a fashion for so-called “New Nordic Cuisine” that has seen bon vivants straining their vocal chords in songs of praise. Copenhagen, the stylish Danish capital, is leading the way in this North European culinary revolution. Indeed, the latest edition of the Michelin Guide awarded the city's restaurants an impressive 14 stars – more than any other of its Scandinavian counterparts. But the city is also dotted with eateries for all occasions and tastes, offering more than just Michelin starred fine dining. Here is CNN's at-a-glance guide to Europe's new culinary capital. Noma – For a foraged feast Noma is hidden inside an 18th-century storage building that was once used to keep salt. Facing out onto the quiet waterways of Copenhagen Harbor, it's an unassuming location for a two Michelin star restaurant, regularly touted by industry experts as the best in the world today. René Redzepi, founder and head chef, has been wowing foodies ever since Noma's relatively recent emergence, with his extraordinary emphasis on local and foraged food, showcasing the cuisine of the cold North Atlantic. “Vegetables in soil” offers perhaps the most illustrative and notorious example of Redzepi's agrarian-focused philosophy. Locally sourced baby carrots, radishes, leeks and celeriac are served on a bed of “soil”, which is in fact a combination of malt flour, hazelnut flour, melted butter and beer. Noma's interior echoes this earthy outlook. Rustic wooden beams extend between the white-washed walls, and food is served on bare dark oak tables. Those with time on their hands should opt for the 12-course “Noma Nassaaq” taster menu. The four-hour degustation begins with a platter of sea-buckthorn with pickled rose-hip petal, and culminates in a Jerusalem artichoke sorbet with apple, shortbread and chocolate discs, taking in a cosmic array of Nordic delights in between. Read – Eat your way around Copenhagen, Europe's new culinary capital

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Finance ministers in Copenhagen agree to increase the size of the eurozone’s rescue funds to 800bn euros ($1.1tn; £667bn).

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A dominant Chelsea have to settle for a goalless draw against Copenhagen to book a last eight Champions League spot for the sixth time in eight seasons.

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Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti praises his strikers after the 2-0 win over Copenhagen in the first leg of their last 16 Champions League tie.

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Chelsea ease the pressure on manager Carlo Ancelotti as they cruise to a first leg win over Copenhagen in their last 16 Champions League tie.

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Fox News Washington managing editor Bill Sammon requested reporters mention that climate change is based on questionable data during the Copenhagen climate summit. “Given the controversy over the veracity of climate change data,” Sammon wrote in an…

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This week the world stands by as international negotiators in Cancun appear to be writing the post mortem for the Kyoto Protocol. It seems likely that an alternative track first proposed in Copenhagen – the Copenhagen Accord – will replace the top-down U.N. centered approach to climate change that has characterized international climate negotiations since the early 1990s. Many view the Copenhagen Accord as a major set-back to global efforts to stabilize the climate system. read more

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After last year’s Copenhagen conference failed to produce agreement on climate change, hopes are that small steps can be made in Mexico.

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Global Climate-Change Talks Begin

Danish police confirm a small blast at a Copenhagen hotel after reports that a would-be suicide bomber was injured by an explosion.

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Shares in Vestas, the world’s largest wind turbine maker, have fallen 17% on the Copenhagen bourse.

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Wind turbine maker’s profits fall

Our video investigating the design behind Aiaiai’s new DJ headphones In this video, we visit Copenhagen to learn all about the design of Aiaiai ‘s new DJ headphone, the TMA-1 . Checking in with Kibisi designers Jens Martin Skibsted and Lars Holme Larson and Aiaiai co-founder Frederik J