Immigration Crackdown: Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen and Italy’s Giorgia Meloni jointly demand tougher action on “uncontrolled immigration,” linking it to crime and sexual violence and pushing for more deportations and repatriation capacity. Education & AI Cheating: Denmark orders upper-secondary students to verbally defend written assignments at home, alongside school monitoring measures, as the government moves to curb AI-assisted cheating. Citizenship Rules: Denmark announced a new category of foreigners exempted from the Danish citizenship and language tests, including children born in wedlock to Danish mothers who couldn’t claim citizenship at birth. Greenland Sovereignty Row: Greenland issued a strong warning to a Trump-linked Texas oil firm after drilling equipment was landed without required approvals, reigniting debate over US ambitions and permits in the Arctic. EU Migration Flashpoint: Spain’s Ceuta response—armed police, water cannons, and a floating sea barrier—shows how the bloc’s migration pact is being stress-tested, with thousands of unaccompanied minors still in limbo. Tech in Transport: WeRide says it will partner with Denmark’s GreenMobility to launch a public robotaxi service in Denmark in 2027, pending regulatory approvals. Local Security: Three injured and two arrested after a shooting in Holbæk, with police searching for a third suspect. Economy Watch: A new IMF-based roundup flags Denmark among Europe’s faster-growing economies, even as the wider outlook remains modest.