FIFA Power Struggle: Gianni Infantino called a senior meeting in Rabat as FIFA’s scrapped World Cup stake-sale plan keeps sparking backlash; Jordan’s football chief Ali bin Hussein alleges “blackmail” over endorsements and says FIFA communicated that backing Infantino would help Jordan. Denmark Energy & Industry: Denmark’s Energy Agency awarded two offshore wind contracts to Vattenfall—Nordsøen Midt and Hesselø—using a Contracts for Difference model after a prior tender flop, with projects due to power up by 2032. Royal Service: Princess Isabella of Denmark has started an 11-month, unpaid stint with the Guard Hussar Regiment, marking a first for a female royal in Danish military service. EU Migration Fallout (Ceuta): EU interior ministers praised Spain’s “swift response” after the Ceuta surge, while Denmark pushed for more EU funding for border security amid calls for tougher action against smuggling and stronger returns. Health & Law: A Danish study links harmful bacteria in semen to lower fertility, while a legal development argues deportation can’t begin without nationality verification. Tourism & Governance: A BBC feature highlights Dubrovnik’s overtourism fixes—visitor flow management and housing policies to keep residents in the historic centre—while a Danish politics podcast spotlights recent Danish scandals and trust issues.