Greenland Watch: The EU is pledging $232m (€200m) over two years to back Greenland on climate, internet, hydropower, fisheries, housing and small business—while insisting Greenland’s future is for Greenland and Denmark to decide amid renewed U.S. pressure. Diplomatic Tensions: Iceland summoned the U.S. ambassador after Trump shared a map showing Iceland and Greenland under the American flag, calling it “completely inappropriate.” Denmark Politics & Society: Denmark’s Queen Margrethe was hospitalised again in Copenhagen for a blood clot and dehydration, expected to miss King Harald’s funeral. EU Budget Fight: EU governments are still deadlocked over funding for the next cohesion policy and CAP cycle, with national interests threatening the 2028–2034 deal. Travel & Connectivity: SalamAir launched ticket sales for a Copenhagen route via Baghdad starting Nov. 15, 2026. Public Health: Early statin use after type 2 diabetes diagnosis was linked to a lower dementia risk in new research. Culture: Danish director May el-Toukhy says Venice’s gender imbalance is a structural problem as her film “Woman Unknown” draws debate. Business: Jyske Bank agreed to buy Formuepleje, boosting its wealth-management push. Sports: FC Midtjylland extended its unbeaten Superliga start to seven matches with a 2-2 draw vs Nordsjælland.