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    The Post - Denemarken

  • The Danish Parliament has passed a bill making it easier for companies to hire workers from 16 countries. Here’s what you need to know
    Denmark’s new scheme will let certified companies recruit workers from 16 countries at a lower salary threshold while requiring collective agreements and union oversight to protect employment conditions in Denmark.... Read more »
  • Denmark tightens residence rules for Ukrainian men aged 23 to 59 who have not fulfilled military obligations
    Ukrainian men who apply for residence in Denmark under the special Ukraine law will now have to document that they have fulfilled their military obligations and are exempt from military service in Ukraine.... Read more »
  • Russian ambassador: Arms production poses risk to Denmark
    According to Russia’s ambassador to Denmark, Vladimir Barbin, the Danish Police Intelligence Service (PET) has presented no concrete evidence that Russian security services are preparing sabotage against Denmark. This statement follows an interview where PET’s head of counterintelligence, Emil Græsholm, stated that Russia is preparing sabotage actions against the Danish... Read more »
  • Danish Parliament passes controversial nitrogen law
    On Thursday, after a debate lasting nearly three hours, a large majority in the Folketing voted in favor of a fertilizer law that has triggered anger and demonstrations across the agricultural sector. Five members from the Venstre group voted against the bill, even though the party supported the proposal. The... Read more »
  • Justice Minister: Russian threat steels our resolve
    Minister of Justice Nicolai Wammen calls it “deeply serious” that Russia, according to PET, is actively preparing acts of sabotage targeting Danish companies, especially defense firms linked to military aid for Ukraine. He stated that Russia is trying to pressure Denmark, but this only makes Denmark more resolute in supporting... Read more »
  • Putin: Peace is possible, but Ukraine makes it hard
    Russian President Vladimir Putin says a peace agreement with Ukraine is possible, but resuming negotiations currently looks difficult. He stated that Ukrainian attacks on civil shipping and reported threats against civilian aircraft constitute “state acts of terrorism” that complicate prospects for bilateral peace talks. According to Putin, countries including the... Read more »
  • European Tuesdays – spotlight on Spain: Migration, Security & Europe’s Southern Border
    How is Spain responding to the challenges and opportunities shaping Europe’s southern border and what role does it see for Europe in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape? Join us for this edition of European Tuesdays, developed in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain in Denmark, The Copenhagen Post, and the... Read more »
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    The Hill

  • Trump: Missouri Supreme Court 'ridiculously ruled in favor' of blocking redistricting plan
    President Trump on Thursday condemned the Missouri Supreme Court’s decision to block new congressional lines drawn to benefit Republicans from being used in the state’s November election. The state’s highest court unanimously ruled Thursday evening that this map, which were used in the state’s primary elections last month, “did not... Read more »
  • Maryland Supreme Court puts redistricting referendum back on November ballot
    The Maryland Supreme Court ruled Thursday evening to keep a Democrat-led redistricting referendum on the ballot this November but with different wording.  The ruling, which overturns a lower court’s decision to block this proposed ballot question, is a major victory in the Democratic Party’s efforts to boost their chances at... Read more »
  • Auto companies call for ban on Chinese-made cars
    A group representing American automakers sent a letter Thursday to congressional leaders asking for a “permanent ban” on Chinese-made cars in the U.S. John Bozzella, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation's CEO and president, described in the letter China’s manufacturing industry as “rooted in a well-documented pattern of unfair trade, subsidies,... Read more »
  • Trump administration warns agencies could stop helping Smithsonian
    The Trump administration is threatening to cut off federal agencies’ participation with the Smithsonian Institution, accusing its leaders of promoting a “culture of ideological activism" — the latest move in an ongoing dispute surrounding the world’s largest museum complex's presentation of exhibits about the U.S. In a letter to Smithsonian... Read more »
  • Trump announces Telle as acting Army secretary following Driscoll's resignation 
    President Trump announced Thursday evening that Adam Telle, the current assistant secretary of the Army for Civil Works, will be the acting Army secretary following this week’s resignation of Dan Driscoll.  “He is a Great Patriot, who is respected by all,” the president wrote in a Truth Social post announcing... Read more »
  • What to know about respiratory vaccine recommendations
    Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare   The Big Story What to know about respiratory vaccine recommendations Several medical groups have joined together to release 2026-2027 respiratory virus immunization recommendations, filling a void left by the relative silence from the Centers for Disease Control and... Read more »
  • Vance 'extremely skeptical' of Iran wedding attack reports
    Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} View Online Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Vance 'extremely skeptical' of Iran wedding attack reports Vice President Vance said on Thursday that he is “extremely skeptical” of the reports that a U.S. missile struck a home... Read more »
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    City AM

  • John Caudwell: I backed Labour, but they haven’t kept their promises
    We should be making it easier for entrepreneurs to invest, employ and expand. Instead we are giving them more reasons to look elsewhere.... Read more »
  • Just Eat slashes sponsorship team as it axes £40m Champions League deal a year early
    Just Eat’s premature exit from its £40m-a-year Champions League partnership has coincided with the takeaway platform gutting its sponsorship department, City AM has learned.  European football chiefs have been forced to bring forward the start of a partnership with Hyundai in place of Just Eat after it opted to terminate... Read more »
  • Lloyd’s boss warns of ‘man-made catastrophes’ as Iran war hits insurance industry
    Squeezed by inflation and rising geopolitical tensions, the historic insurance market Lloyd’s of London suffered a hit to its profit in the first half of the year. Nowhere was this impact more acute than in its marine business, which faced severe pressure at the height of the US war with... Read more »
  • Retailers call for ‘lifeline’ from Healey as cooler weather fails to boost footfall
    Britain’s retailers have called for a “lifeline” from the Chancellor John Healey after footfall fell again in August despite cooler temperatures. Total footfall in the UK fell by 1.7 per cent year on year last month, according to data from the British Retail Consortium (BRC).  Though shopping traffic fell at... Read more »
  • Farage vows to call ‘national emergency’ on day one
    Nigel Farage would call a “national emergency” to highlight the country’s woes after successive Tory and Labour governments.  Under plans proposed by a Reform government, Farage would make MPs sit in parliament seven days a week to pass bills written by the government, including through the summer.  At a speech... Read more »
  • Jenrick refuses to rule out bank tax 
    Reform UK’s Treasury spokesman refused to rule out a banking tax mooted by the party’s leader Nigel Farage, who said he would hit lenders because he didn’t “like” them.  Speaking at a Reform conference event organised by City industry representatives, Jenrick said the party had not committed to banking taxes. ... Read more »
  • New Range Rover Electric: First drive of long-awaited £154,000 SUV
    The new Range Rover Electric is here at last, with V8-rivalling power, a battery range of up to 372 miles and a price starting from £154,070. While formidable, the price is a relatively modest £6,390 more than a similarly powerful V8 petrol Range Rover in Autobiography specification – and less... Read more »