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Climate law expert: Europe’s deadly heatwaves belong in court

Europe is in the middle of something that no longer feels exceptional. Temperature records have broken across the continent, hitting 40°C and above in Germany, France, Hungary and Spain – and costing hundreds of lives.

The Conversation

Minnesota’s newest ‘largest in the world’ nutcracker is drawing visitors from across the globe

‘This morning we had a group of people from Denmark,’ nutcracker designer Katie Walgrave told The Independent

The Independent UK

Denmark intervenes in EU court case over publishers' rights

Denmark has stepped in at the European Court of Justice to back Belgium in a crucial case against tech giants like Google and Meta. The Danish government aims to ensure these platforms pay for news content used, arguing that a ruling favouring the tech firms could weaken press publishers' rights.…

The Economic Times

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Uber pauses Europe food delivery expansion as it pursues Delivery Hero deal: Report

Uber no longer plans to launch food delivery in five of the seven countries it had targeted for expansion this year, including Austria, Norway and Greece, the report said. It did not identify the other two countries. Earlier in the year, Uber said it planned to expand its food delivery…

The Economic Times

Who's in the Royal Box at Wimbledon? King Frederik of Denmark mixes with sporting royalty on Day 7

King Frederick of Denmark joined by track-and-field legends Paula Radcliffe, Kelly Holmes, Jessica Ennis-Hill and Jonathan Edwards

Evening Standard

Spectacular find: 1,000-year-old Viking textile workshop unearthed

An excavation near Aarhus in Denmark may fundamentally alter how we see the Viking Age: 82 pit houses identified as specialised textile workshops have been uncovered.

Euronews

Rescued bile bears released in Denmark forest

Six rescued Asiatic black bears from South Korea start a new life in Denmark’s Knuthenborg Safaripark after an international rescue operation.

Euronews

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Russia waged a drone campaign in Europe and likely launched drones from shadow ships, report says

Russia likely used shadow ships to launch drones over Europe that repeatedly disrupted civilian aviation, as it monitored military sites and tested the air defenses of NATO nations

The Independent UK

Denmark, Portugal, Lithuania lead the way as EU share of electricity from renewables hits 46%

The EU has hit a renewable energy milestone. Which countries are leading – and which are lagging behind?

Euronews

The HPV Vaccine Has Cut Cervical Cancer by 87% in Three Countries: Here Is Why That Outcome Is Under Threat

The HPV vaccine cut invasive cervical cancer by 86–88% in three countries with long-term data. Here's what CIDRAP calls the strongest prevention evidence in modern medicine — and the threat it faces.

Medical Daily

Every Goal Kylian Mbappe Has Scored at the World Cup

The Frenchman immediately made an impact on his 2018 debut and hasn’t looked back.

Sports Illustrated

IOC says it will not give Olympic team status to Greenland and Faroe Islands

The IOC says Greenland and the Faroe Islands will not be recognized as separate and independent Olympic teams despite a request from Denmark’s parliament

The Independent UK

'A free mind equals fast legs' – How my mental state helped me wear the yellow jersey for two days at an unforgettable Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

In Luke Tuckwell's latest column for Cyclingnews, he recalls his memorable week in France, and how he went from tears in training to his first yellow jersey

Cycling News

Denmark urges IOC to recognize Greenland and Faroe Islands as independent Olympic teams

Denmark's parliament has asked the IOC to recognize its territories Greenland and the Faroe Islands as independent Olympic teams

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Euronews

Where do workers take home the smallest share of their salaries in Europe?

The share of earnings taken through taxes and other deductions varies widely across Europe. But how much do workers actually keep? Euronews takes a closer look.

The Times of India

Europe temperatures shatter records: 191 mn face 35C on Sunday; over 1,300 dead in extreme heat

Europe is grappling with a devastating heatwave, claiming over 1,300 lives and shattering temperature records. Nations like Denmark, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic have seen unprecedented highs, leading to widespread infrastructure disruptions, including buckling roads and reduced train services. Rivers are drying up, impacting power generation and agriculture, while tragically,…

The Economic Times

Central Europe sizzles as heat records smashed in Switzerland, Denmark, Czech Republic

Europe is grappling with unprecedented heat waves, shattering temperature records from Switzerland to Denmark. Germany's infrastructure is buckling, with highway damage and advisories against non-essential train travel. France's hospitals are strained, while the UK has recorded its hottest June day ever. Italy remains under a red heat alert. Scientists link…

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Steve Clarke's highs and lows as Scotland manager as seven-year reign comes to an end

The Scotland boss leaves plenty of good memories behind after making qualification for major tournaments into a habit...with a few notable missteps along the way

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Heatwave shatters records across Europe, disrupts transport and strains hospitals

An intense heatwave that scorched western Europe this week spread into central and eastern parts of the continent on Saturday, bringing record temperatures from Denmark to Switzerland and Germany. The extreme heat disrupted transport, strained hospitals and renewed concerns over the growing impact of climate change on Europe's increasingly frequent…

The Economic Times

Denmark records hottest day on record at 36. 6C: Weather service

Denmark has shattered its all-time temperature record, reaching a scorching 36. 6C north of Odense on Saturday, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute. This surpasses the previous high of 36. 4C set in 1975. The heatwave coincided with the Roskilde music festival, where attendees struggled with the intense heat, prompting…

The Economic Times

A major discovery in Denmark is changing what we thought we knew about Vikings

A vast textile production site unearthed in Denmark is challenging the traditional image of Vikings as mere barbarians. Spanning over a million square feet and dating back to the late Iron Age or early Viking Age, the discovery reveals a sophisticated society engaged in extensive international trade. This organized production,…

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Ranked! The 15 greatest World Cup goals you’ve probably forgotten

The World Cup has produced so many memorable strikes that these jaw-dropping goals – taken from the last seven tournaments – don’t get the credit they deserve

Woman & Home

Queen Mary's breezy denim midi skirt is a chic shorts alternative for the heatwave

If you love the look of denim shorts but want more coverage and a slightly smarter feel, this skirt ticks all those boxes

International Business Times UK

Denmark Moves to Ban the Islamic Call to Prayer Nationwide and Says It Has No Place Over Danish Rooftops

Denmark's proposal to ban the Islamic call to prayer has sparked intense debate over religious freedom, secularism, and constitutional rights, highlighting political sensitivities around immigration and integration.

The Times of India

1,000 year old Viking textile hub unearthed in Denmark, revealing an advanced Norse society

In an extraordinary find, archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered a Viking Age textile production site that illustrates advanced economic practices, diverging from the typical portrayal of Vikings as just warriors. Spanning almost 100,000 square meters, the Soften settlement, operational from AD 600 to 950, featured upwards of 80 workshops for…

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