Markets are surging forward as some unnamed director apparently sees a European boom on the horizon. While specific details are mysteriously absent, we do know Danish economy has been growing—thanks largely to pharmaceutical giants like Novo Nordisk—and Danish companies are making quite a splash in American markets. How convenient.
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is suing Elon Musk, claiming he has repeatedly used the press and legal system to discredit and damage the company. Musk co-founded OpenAI with current CEO Sam Altman but left following a disagreement.
A Danish office suddenly went silent after someone asked “Do you call the others sweet too?” The article, published on TV 2 News, likely explores workplace dynamics and communication between colleagues. It might discuss how generational differences affect office relationships, but full details aren’t available without reading the original piece.
Norway’s sixth-richest man, Johan H. Andresen, has secretly been creating political satire under the pseudonym AHJ. His comic strip “Fritt” mocks Norwegian power players and criticizes Norway’s minimal Ukraine support. The businessman collaborated with illustrator Bjørnar Meisler for five years, publishing in newspapers like Dagbladet. Proceeds go to Ukrainian defense via “Fritt Ukraina”.
Ukraine claims to have captured Chinese soldiers fighting for Russia in Donetsk. President Zelenskyj reported a clash with six Chinese fighters, two taken prisoner. Beijing is investigating while emphasizing they’ve always warned citizens to avoid conflict zones—a situation that complicates China’s carefully maintained “neutral” stance on the war.
There’s contradictory information about Trump’s tariff policy. While a minister claimed pausing tariffs was “always the plan,” Trump himself denied intentions to pause his global tariffs after the White House rejected rumors of a 90-day suspension. His tariff strategy apparently aims to pressure countries like China on issues including drug trafficking and border control.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyj plans to grant journalists access to Chinese prisoners of war captured while allegedly fighting for Russia. He’s called on the US to respond to this Chinese presence and asked China to explain why its citizens are in Ukraine. China has confirmed its nationals were captured but hasn’t admitted they were there to…
A thinktank claims Russia is sending wounded soldiers to their deaths. While no specific source is cited, there appears to be consensus that Russia struggles to manage military casualties during the Ukraine invasion, reportedly returning injured troops to combat prematurely due to hospital overload and personnel shortages.
C25 index suffered its second-largest drop of 6.2% on April 4, 2025, triggered by the global trade war between the US and China. The biggest crash occurred on March 12, 2020, with an over 8% plunge during the COVID-19 pandemic. Curiously, details about the third-largest decline seem mysteriously undocumented.
The EU is preparing its first response to Trump’s tariffs, while China retaliates harshly against the US. The EU is calling for trade minister meetings, preferring negotiations over quick retaliation. Meanwhile, China has imposed a whopping 84% tariff on American goods and restricted exports of rare earth elements, causing global market turmoil.