Europe
Denmark warns forced US takeover of Greenland would be 'end of NATO'
'You trade with people, but you don't trade people,' says foreign minister, dismissing claims of Chinese military presence on island
Denmark warns forced US takeover of Greenland would be 'end of NATO'
'You trade with people, but you don't trade people,' says foreign minister, dismissing claims of Chinese military presence on island
3 pro-Palestinian protesters end hunger strike after UK decides not give contract to Elbit Systems UK
Kamran Ahmed, Heba Muraisi, Lewie Chiaramello end hunger strikes
Digital ID no longer compulsory for UK workers as government shifts focus
Registration to be voluntary, though ministers say digital right-to-work checks, including via biometric passports, will still be introduced by 2029
Ryanair to cut 1.1 million seats in Belgium over higher taxes
Decision follows government's €10 ($11.64) federal, Charleroi's €3 local air taxes
Lufthansa Group cancels overnight flights to Israel amid Middle East tensions: Report
Flights to, from Tel Aviv, Jordan’s capital, Amman, to be operated as day flights from Thursday through Monday, Times of Israel reports, citing group
UK temporarily closes Embassy in Tehran amid rising tension: Reports
Embassy ‘will now operate remotely,' says spokesperson
