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Former US President Trump claims to have had “real conversations” about annexing Greenland, insisting America will “100 percent” acquire the Danish territory. His justification? Strategic security against Russia and China. Meanwhile, Denmark and Greenland are not exactly thrilled with Trump’s persistent real estate ambitions in the Arctic.

Denmark is investing billions in new home guard ships to strengthen coastal surveillance while delaying major fleet plans worth 40+ billion kroner. The Marines home guard emerges as the winner with 30 vessels, while decisions on frigates and Arctic patrol ships await NATO targets and funding. Meanwhile, three existing frigates remain non-combat ready due to…

Search results suggest “Bror smidt på porten” (Brother thrown out) could refer to: a scene from Vinterberg’s film “Festen” where Michael ejects Christian during a family revelation; a news headline from TV2 without detailed context; or possibly relates to a story about a lottery winner who dumped her partner for exploiting her newfound wealth.

France has allegedly criticized “unacceptable” interference from the United States, though specific details aren’t available. This might relate to international tensions around Ukraine, Africa, or trade policies—but honestly, without more context, we’re just playing a diplomatic guessing game.

According to an unnamed think tank, Russia is reportedly preparing to increase the intensity of its actions. However, no direct information confirms this claim. Russia has historically used maskirovka (military deception tactics) in conflicts like Ukraine to mislead opponents about their true intentions.

Danish parking company Q-Park warns motorists about daylight saving time, as electronic parking discs don’t automatically adjust. Drivers need to manually check and update their parking discs to avoid getting unnecessary parking tickets during the time change.

New images reveal extensive destruction worldwide, including damaged buildings in Gaza’s Rimal district and Rafah, where refugee tents have been erected. Meanwhile, fires in Los Angeles destroyed over 9,000 properties, floods devastated Paiporta, Spain, and Russian bombardment has damaged up to 90% of Mariupol’s buildings. Nature and humans—equally efficient at wreaking havoc.

Syria has formed a new transitional government after former President Bashar Assad’s ouster. Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former rebel leader, was appointed interim president for a five-year transition period. A constitutional declaration grants him extensive powers, raising human rights concerns. The UN emphasizes inclusivity to potentially lift Western sanctions.

France has lambasted what it calls “unacceptable” American interference regarding diversity and inclusion policies that U.S. entities are trying to impose on French companies. Paris views this as meddling in its domestic affairs and has firmly rejected such demands – though details of the spat remain rather sparse.

Denmark is considering a billion-dollar naval investment to counter Russian maritime activities. Defense officials have recommended building six frigates and five Arctic patrol ships. The proposal, reported by TV 2 Nyheder, would significantly upgrade Denmark’s monitoring capabilities, particularly in Arctic regions.