What are the latest news in Denmark?

European Union Budget Pushback Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen met with leaders from Germany, Austria, and other member states to push for major spending cuts to the European Commission’s proposed long-term budget framework (2028–2034). The coalition argues that the proposed budget needs to be trimmed by several hundred billion euros to keep fiscal policies sustainable across the bloc. -The Copenhagen Post———Findings on Historical Involuntary Contraception in Greenland Independent investigative reports into the decades-long practice of involuntary intrauterine device (IUD) insertions and birth control administered to thousands of Indigenous Greenlandic women and girls by Danish authorities have released their findings. The investigations presented divided assessments over whether the historical policy met the legal definition of genocide. -AP News———Joint Declaration on West Bank Settlements Denmark joined 20 other countries and the European Commission in signing a joint diplomatic declaration condemning Israel’s tender approvals for settlement expansion in the E1 area of the West Bank. The statement emphasized that the project undermines territorial contiguity and jeopardizes prospects for a two-state solution. -Anadolu Ajansı+ 1———Domestic Economic Indicators Denmark’s economic sentiment index ticked upward, driven by rising confidence across consumer, retail, and construction sectors, though manufacturing and industrial activity experienced slight softening. Meanwhile, the Danish pension sector reached its nationwide 450 billion DKK green investment benchmark ahead of schedule.Education and AI Policy in Exams The Danish education ministry and secondary school boards have rolled out updated examination protocols requiring students to deliver oral defenses for submitted essays in an effort to curb unauthorized use of generative AI tools. The Guardian———