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Central Europe sizzles as heat records smashed in Switzerland, Denmark, Czech Republic

Europe is grappling with unprecedented heat waves, shattering temperature records from Switzerland to Denmark. Germany's infrastructure is buckling, with highway damage and advisories against non-essential train travel. France's hospitals are strained, while the UK has recorded its hottest June day ever. Italy remains under a red heat alert. Scientists link…

The Economic Times

Steve Clarke's highs and lows as Scotland manager as seven-year reign comes to an end

The Scotland boss leaves plenty of good memories behind after making qualification for major tournaments into a habit...with a few notable missteps along the way

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Heatwave shatters records across Europe, disrupts transport and strains hospitals

An intense heatwave that scorched western Europe this week spread into central and eastern parts of the continent on Saturday, bringing record temperatures from Denmark to Switzerland and Germany. The extreme heat disrupted transport, strained hospitals and renewed concerns over the growing impact of climate change on Europe's increasingly frequent…

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Denmark records hottest day on record at 36. 6C: Weather service

Denmark has shattered its all-time temperature record, reaching a scorching 36. 6C north of Odense on Saturday, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute. This surpasses the previous high of 36. 4C set in 1975. The heatwave coincided with the Roskilde music festival, where attendees struggled with the intense heat, prompting…

The Economic Times

A major discovery in Denmark is changing what we thought we knew about Vikings

A vast textile production site unearthed in Denmark is challenging the traditional image of Vikings as mere barbarians. Spanning over a million square feet and dating back to the late Iron Age or early Viking Age, the discovery reveals a sophisticated society engaged in extensive international trade. This organized production,…

The Economic Times

Ranked! The 15 greatest World Cup goals you’ve probably forgotten

The World Cup has produced so many memorable strikes that these jaw-dropping goals – taken from the last seven tournaments – don’t get the credit they deserve

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Queen Mary's breezy denim midi skirt is a chic shorts alternative for the heatwave

If you love the look of denim shorts but want more coverage and a slightly smarter feel, this skirt ticks all those boxes

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Denmark Moves to Ban the Islamic Call to Prayer Nationwide and Says It Has No Place Over Danish Rooftops

Denmark's proposal to ban the Islamic call to prayer has sparked intense debate over religious freedom, secularism, and constitutional rights, highlighting political sensitivities around immigration and integration.

International Business Times UK

1,000 year old Viking textile hub unearthed in Denmark, revealing an advanced Norse society

In an extraordinary find, archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered a Viking Age textile production site that illustrates advanced economic practices, diverging from the typical portrayal of Vikings as just warriors. Spanning almost 100,000 square meters, the Soften settlement, operational from AD 600 to 950, featured upwards of 80 workshops for…

The Times of India

Europeans want less dependence on foreign technologies, study finds

Europe relies heavily on foreign tech, but citizens increasingly want EU-controlled alternatives. How willing are Europeans to pay the price for digital sovereignty?

Euronews

New giraffe born in Denmark zoo

At Copenhagen Zoo, a giraffe calf is born as staff and visitors witness the moment. The mother immediately cares for her newborn.

Euronews

Vast Viking factory unearthed in Denmark challenges myths of barbaric ancient society

Archaeologists say they have discovered a huge Viking Age textile production site in Denmark that dates back more than 1,000 years and underlines the sophistication of Viking society

The Independent UK

Trump official suggests Greenland plan could revive Red Lobster shrimp promotion

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The Independent UK

'All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp:' Trump Arctic Strategy Mocked After Official Claims Greenland Invasion Logic

A US official's justification for annexing Greenland, linked to a seafood chain's shrimp promotion, has sparked a diplomatic crisis, straining NATO relations and prompting European leaders to respond.

International Business Times UK

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Trump appointee argued the US could take Greenland and its seafood to save endless shrimp at Red Lobster: report

It’s one of the stranger justifications US officials have offered up in their quest to control the Arctic island

Euronews

World's largest kite festival fills Danish skies with 25,000 kites

Thousands gather at Denmark's Fano International Kite Festival as giant dragon, whale and octopus kites fill the skies above the coast.

The Economic Times

In 1950, peat cutters digging for fuel in Denmark uncovered a remarkably preserved body: It became Tollund Man and transformed the study of bog preservation

In 1950, Denmark's peat cutters made a groundbreaking discovery with the unearthing of Tollund Man, an Iron Age body in exceptional condition. The bog's unique chemical properties preserved his soft tissues and facial features, providing a significant breakthrough in archaeology and forensics. Today, Tollund Man stands as an essential reference…

The Times of India

World's longest underwater tunnel to cut Denmark-Germany journey from 45 minutes to just 10

A remarkable engineering project taking shape beneath the Baltic Sea is set to transform travel across northern Europe. The Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, currently under construction between Denmark and Germany, will replace a ferry crossing that has connected the two nations for decades. Once completed, motorists will be able to travel beneath…

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Western Europeans believe crime is rising despite fall in overall rates, poll finds

YouGov survey of six countries shows respondents think crime is increasing – though most trust their national police

The Conversation

Bonfires, Maypoles and a saint’s day: How Europe celebrates the longest day of the year

Whether cities or villages, many communities across Europe spend the day and night of June 24 celebrating Midsummer. Congregating around bonfires, or sometimes maypoles, sporting handwoven wreaths of wildflowers or oak leaves, they’ll sing, jump, dance, eat, drink, catch up and celebrate the arrival of the longest day of the…

Euronews

No bosses, no problem: Inside the Danish firm that manages itself

At a Danish company that runs the country's biggest network of electric-car chargers, the CEO made himself obsolete, and more than 500 employees now share responsibility for running the business.

LiveScience

'Melted in a pot somewhere': Vikings used Islamic silver coins to make their early pennies, study finds

The silver in a Viking Age hoard found in Denmark was from melted-down coins from the faraway Islamic world, a new study finds.

The Conversation

Global uncertainty is the new normal. Here’s why institutional legitimacy and resilience is crucial

The world has never had more data, more models, or more economists. It has rarely felt more out of control. Uncertainty, not risk, has become the defining condition of our era. Central bankers invoke it. Political leaders use it to defer decisions and justify extraordinary decisions. Academics are struggling to…

Euronews

Cocaine capitals: Where is use rising the most in Europe?

Spain's Barcelona, Lleida and Santiago de Compostela report the highest increase in cocaine wastewater residues, with other clusters also expanding in Denmark and Slovenia.

Euronews

Sands of time: Denmark's sculpture festival goes back to the Middle Ages for inspiration

The Danish town of Hundested is seeking inspiration from the Middle Ages for its annual Sand Sculpture Festival. Now, in its 15th year, artists are letting their imaginations go back in time as knights, dragons and kings are appearing across its beaches.

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