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A 32-year-old man was shot dead and two others injured in Copenhagen’s Tingbjerg area. The suspect remains at large, and police are investigating the motive. Authorities assure there’s no ongoing threat to the public despite recent violent crime in the region
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Kidambi Srikanth, Shriyansh Valishetty, and S. Sankar Muthusamy Subramanian reach the quarterfinals of the Canada Open with impressive victories, setting up exciting matches in their respective draws
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The visit is part of India’s ongoing diplomatic engagements aimed at deepening strategic ties and enhancing cooperation with key European partners, focusing on strategic partnerships, trade, investment, and regional and global issues of mutual interest
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The base was built following a 1951 defence agreement between Denmark and the United States. It supports missile warning, missile defence and space surveillance operations for the US and NATO
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Trump expressed confidence the US would annex the large island, even suggesting the head of the NATO alliance could be a key player in facilitating the acquisition
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Acknowledging the uncertainty sparked by Trump's statements, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reaffirmed Denmark's position on Wednesday, emphasising that Greenland's future is solely for its people to decide
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Denmark’s Permanent Representative Lassen, who took over the Council presidency on Monday, said, “There's hope for some kind of breakthrough in the peace process or at least a session of hostilities”.
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The resolution received 10 votes in favour, none against, and five abstentions including France, Britain, Denmark, Greece and Slovenia
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Slovenia entered the match highly motivated, knowing that earning at least one point would secure their place in the knockout stage, while the Three Lions had already advanced.
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The Danes took the lead in the 17th minute, exploiting a brief lapse in Slovenia's defense. A quick throw-in caught the Slovenians off guard, allowing Jonas Wind to flick the ball cleverly to Christian Eriksen, who found himself in space.
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A storm battered Britain, northern Germany and southern Scandinavia early Saturday, for a third day, with powerful winds, heavy rain and storm surges that caused floods, power outages, evacuations and disrupted flights, railway service and ferry lines
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A Danish artist who was given a pile of cash by a museum in northern Denmark to create a piece for its exhibition on labour conditions two years ago submitted two empty canvases — titled “Take the Money and Run”.
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Shanghai World Cup winner Jawkar lost 148-148 (10-10*) to Fullerton, who was adjudged the winner by virtue of his arrow being closer to the centre
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Svane called India the leader of the Global South and affirmed confidence that New Delhi will build between the Global South and other countries in the West
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In May, Norway initially disclosed its intentions to assist in training Ukrainian personnel on F-16 fighter jets.
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Heart attack patients who do not take daily aspirin are more likely to have a repeat myocardial infarction, stroke, or death than those who take the drug consistently.
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The Dutch and Danish governments are also involved in a coalition that is working to train Ukrainian pilots to fly the advanced fighter jets.
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According to a spokesperson quoted by the BBC on Friday, this approach enables Ukraine to fully harness its newfound capabilities.
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Three people had been taken to hospital in Sweden when two of the train's passenger cars went off the tracks in Hudiksvall
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According to Xinhua news agency, Rasmussen conveyed his remarks to his Egyptian counterpart Sameh Shoukry during a phone conversation on Friday.