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France warns Trump over military threats to take control of Greenland

France warned the United States on Wednesday against threatening European Union sovereignty after president-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out military action to take control of Greenland.

Radio France Internationale

Here's Why Donald Trump Wants Greenland and Is Willing To Use Military Force To Seize It

President-elect Donald Trump has sparked international controversy by suggesting military force to seize Greenland and the Panama Canal.

International Business Times UK

Greenland Not For Sale, Danish PM Emphasizes

Danish PM and Greenlandic PM oppose potential sale of Greenland to the US, emphasizing autonomy and sovereignty amidst international interest.

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Danish PM says Greenland ‘not for sale’ as Donald Trump Jr visits island

Before his son’s ‘private’ visit, President-elect Donald Trump again says he wants Greenland to ‘become part of’ US.

Al Jazeera

Greenland Leader Delivers Forceful Rejection of Trump Take Over Attempt: 'Greenland Belongs to the People of Greenland'

Greenland's leadership has expressed that the autonomous island will not be bought after President-elect Donald Trump expressed an interest in controlling the territory.

Latin Times

President Trump Revives Interest In Acquiring Greenland

President-elect Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland for the US sparks discussions on geopolitical ambitions and foreign policy approach.

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Ukraine war briefing: North Korean soldiers ‘fighting in Russian elite units’

South Korean MP on intelligence committee says North has also shipped more arms to Russia; US and UK slam Russia’s ‘irresponsible’ nuclear rhetoric. What we know on day 1,001

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EU leaders embrace foreign 'return centres' to counter illegal migration

Migrants seeking asylum illegally in Europe will face tougher conditions starting Friday, after an EU summit in Brussels agreed that countries outside the 27-nation bloc could handle returns to their original homes.

Radio France Internationale

EU considers offshore centres for deportees as it hardens on migration

Idea of ‘return hubs’ gains traction after mainstream EU politicians were unnerved by rise of far right

The Guardian - UK

Danish Prime Minister Announces Major Government Reshuffle

Denmark's Prime Minister appointed six new ministers, including a new office for emergency preparedness, climate change, and cyber crimes, in response to g...

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Denmark has a record 25 government ministers after a major reshuffle

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has appointed six new ministers in a major reshuffle of her three-party centrist government, bringing the number of ministers to 25 — the largest ever in 30 years

The Independent UK

Denmark creates 3 new ministers in government reshuffle

Denmark’s three-party centrist government says it will create three new ministries, including a government office in charge of emergency preparedness

The Independent UK

Polish Man Sentenced To Jail For Assaulting Danish Prime Minister

A Polish man sentenced to jail for assaulting Danish Prime Minister and other charges, highlighting rising violence against politicians in Europe.

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Danish PM's Attacker Gets Jail Term, To Be Deported

A Danish court on Wednesday handed a Polish man a four-month prison sentence and ordered him deported for punching the country's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in June.

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The Guardian - UK

Polish man sentenced to four months in prison for attacking Danish PM

Mette Frederiksen suffered whiplash and was ‘clearly shaken’ by incident in Copenhagen in June, court hears

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Polish Man Found Guilty Of Assaulting Danish Prime Minister

A Polish man faces prison and deportation for assaulting Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in Copenhagen. Legal consequences and security concerns hi...

The Independent UK

Polish man sentenced to four months, deported from Denmark for June assault on Danish prime minister

A Polish man was sentenced to four months in jail for assaulting the Danish prime minister as well as separate sexual harassment charges

The Independent UK

Trial starts for a Polish man accused of punching Danish prime minister in Copenhagen

The trial of a Polish man accused of punching Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in the shoulder in June has begun, with Frederiksen not expected to appear in court

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International Business Times

Danish PM Attack Suspect Goes On Trial

A Polish man accused of drunkenly punching Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen goes on trial in Copenhagen on Tuesday, risking prison time and deportation if convicted.

The Independent UK

Polish man charged in Denmark over assault on prime minister Frederiksen

A Polish man has been charged with assaulting Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen last month, his lawyer said

The Guardian - UK

Rising violence against politicians is an attack on democracy itself

Seemingly random assaults in Britain and other parts of Europe are coming from left and right

The Guardian - UK

Danish PM ‘not doing great’ four days after assault in Copenhagen

Mette Frederiksen gives first interview since assault, saying it was ‘a kind of attack on us all’

Evening Standard

Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen 'not quite herself' as she opens up on Copenhagen assault

Mette Frederiksen was pushed over in the street and left with whiplash

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Danish Prime Minister Assaulted, Continues Work Despite Injuries

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen addresses assault incident, highlighting the need for a safe working environment for public officials.

The Independent UK

'I am not quite myself,' Danish PM in first TV interview since assault that gave her whiplash

In her first television interview since she was assaulted last week, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says "I am not quite myself," but will continue to work from her office

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