EU Migration Policy: Denmark and Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Greece agreed in Copenhagen on a “return hub” model outside the EU, aiming to start sending rejected asylum seekers by 2027; Denmark’s immigration minister Morten Bødskov says the plan is meant as a “second chance” and not detention, with IOM and UNHCR monitoring, while rights groups warn of human-rights risks. Foreign Policy: Denmark backed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, boosting Rabat’s push for a UN Security Council–endorsed political solution. Immigration Rules: Denmark published which welfare benefits are off-limits for foreigners holding an Establishment Card—five categories, including cash and graduate allowances—also applying to accompanying family members. Security & Sabotage: Denmark’s intelligence and officials warn Russia is preparing sabotage attacks targeting European defense and military industry. Health Research: A Denmark study links early statin use in type 2 diabetes to a lower dementia risk, while other research points to long-term blood-pressure control reducing dementia risk. Royal Health Care: Queen Mary is set to oversee work on a new “Mary Elizabeth Hospital” for children, young people and pregnant women, planned to open in 2027.