Greenland Rights Reckoning: Two expert reports say forced contraception of thousands of Greenlandic women and girls violated human rights, but did not meet the legal definition of genocide—Greenland’s justice minister says the government can’t conclude genocide, while a reconciliation commission is planned and Denmark has already moved to compensate victims. Copenhagen/Denmark-Linked Diplomacy: Canada’s PM Mark Carney spoke with Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen on Arctic defence, security, supply chains for critical minerals and technology, and NATO cooperation. EU Budget Pressure: Denmark joins Germany, Sweden, Austria, the Netherlands and Finland in pushing for major cuts to the EU’s next long-term budget, warning proposals ignore member-state finances. Norway Royal Shock With Epstein Shadow: Norway’s King Harald V died at 89 and Crown Prince Haakon became king; attention turns to Queen Mette-Marit’s past Epstein correspondence as the monarchy faces renewed scrutiny. Housing Innovation in Denmark: A Danish team completed Europe’s largest 3D-printed housing project—36 student apartments in Holstebro—moving the tech toward mainstream construction. AI Voice Protection Push: British performers including Hugh Bonneville and Nicola Coughlan urge Denmark’s government counterparts and the UK to stop AI voice cloning without permission.