Jylland

"The Euros party's over - now the World Cup party may begin," was the headline in daily Jyllands Posten.

Some of the caricatures the newspaper reprinted are the same as those published by the Danish newspaper Jyllands- Posten in 2005, an event that triggered protests, some of them violent, around the world.

“You also insure your house against fire, although it will probably never burn,” he told Jyllands Posten, a Danish daily newspaper.

Since 2005, when the Danish newspaper Jyllands Posten commissioned and published 12 cartoons depicting the prophet Mohammed, Denmark has been the target of several planned attacks, all of them foiled until yesterday.

The national intelligence service and the police have thwarted at least one potential attack against the offices of Jyllands Posten.