Greenland-US Tensions: Greenland’s prime minister says Trump is no longer publicly pushing annexation, but warns US pressure for a takeover “still remains on the table,” with talks shifting toward cooperation on investment, energy, rare minerals and infrastructure while sovereignty stays off-limits. NATO Summit Watch: NATO leaders head to Ankara next week aiming to smooth over frayed ties with Trump over Iran and Greenland, while stressing unity, Article 5 and more European defence spending. Denmark-China Links: Chinese FM Wang Yi met Denmark’s King Frederik X in Copenhagen, pledging deeper cooperation on the green economy, innovation and AI, alongside continued people-to-people exchanges. Climate and Health: A new report says Europe’s June heat hit record levels, with Denmark among the countries breaking temperature marks; separately, Sweden is reviewing a pesticide banned in Denmark after new research raised brain-risk concerns. Denmark in the Spotlight: Danish-made oak doors for Norway’s Nidaros Cathedral are set to be installed, with researchers testing the wood to manage tannins and protect wrought-iron fittings. Sports & Culture: A high-tech World Cup ball helped decide a dramatic offside call; and Denmark’s Rebild National Park is highlighted for hosting a major Fourth of July party outside the US.