Greenland Rights Reckoning: Greenland’s government says two expert reports found forced contraception violated women’s rights but did not meet the legal definition of genocide, while a reconciliation commission is being set up and Denmark has already moved to compensate affected women. Iceland EU Vote: Iceland heads to the polls on restarting EU accession talks, with the debate sharpened by sovereignty fears and renewed attention to Arctic security after US President Trump’s Greenland comments. Nordic Security Drills: NATO allies are gearing up for Northern Viking 2026 in Iceland, underscoring how the Arctic and North Atlantic are becoming a bigger focus for defense cooperation. Norway Monarchy Shock: Norway mourns King Harald V’s death at 89; Crown Prince Haakon becomes King Haakon VIII, while the new queen consort’s past Epstein correspondence keeps casting a shadow over the monarchy. EU/UNRWA Condemnation: Denmark and other EU states condemn Israel’s seizure of a UNRWA facility in East Jerusalem, calling it unlawful and demanding UN access be restored. Denmark-Canada Arctic Links: Prime Minister Mark Carney and Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen discussed deeper Arctic defense cooperation, supply-chain resilience, and coordination within NATO. AI Voice Rights Push (UK): British performers including Hugh Bonneville and Nicola Coughlan urge the UK government to stop AI voice cloning, seeking enforceable ownership of voices. EU Budget Fight (Context): “Frugal” EU states press for major cuts to the bloc’s long-term budget as negotiations enter a key phase.