Taiwan Standoff: China’s Taiwan Affairs Office says it’s ready to “crush” any independence bid, warning Beijing’s resolve is “unbreakable” as Trump and Xi meet in Beijing. Greenland Security Talks: Greenland’s prime minister says more US military presence is on the table in ongoing negotiations, amid reports Washington wants new bases and even “sovereign territory” status. Eurovision Shockwaves: Vienna’s first semi-final sent 10 countries through, including Finland and Israel, while fans blasted BBC graphics changes during results. AI in Finance: Nordic lenders are backing Nscale with a $790M push for AI data-centre infrastructure, framing it like long-term energy-and-capital buildout, not hype. Health & Work: A Denmark-linked study links maternal jobs with toxic chemical exposure and high stress to higher autism odds, while a separate pilot in London reports facial recognition helped cut violence against women and girls. Sports & Culture: Christian Norgaard retires from Denmark duty after World Cup qualification failure; Deep Purple drops “Arrogant Boy”; and Eurovision’s Denmark spotlight continues as the contest heads toward the final.