Why Afghan refugees might face hurdles in seeking asylum in

COPENHAGEN, Denmark: As Europe braces for a steady influx of Afghan refugees fleeing the resurgence of the Taliban, a recent shift in political rhetoric indicates Scandinavian countries are less willing to help asylum seekers now than they were in 2015, when they offered sanctuary to tens of thousands of displaced Syrians. More than 123,000 Afghan civilians were evacuated from

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