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• [New] The sternest challenge for the returning premier will be the tension between Copenhagen and Washington over Greenland, which has spiked following threats from US President Donald Trump to annex the self-governed, Danish territory. Al Jazeera
• [New] Washington might apply political pressure on Copenhagen, presenting Nuuk's alignment with the US as critical for NATO and Arctic security at the Arctic Council under the guise of collective security, thus weakening Denmark's ability to maintain control. Asia Times
• Copenhagen Atomics will run the world's biggest thorium molten salt purification line and is now building the world's biggest lithium 7 production line here. Nuclear Engineering International
• The 1.2GW project will be built by Helax, a subsidiary of Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, in the windy Isthmus of Tehuantepec in the state of Oaxaca, where the distance between the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean is the shortest. FuelCellChina, the Leading Information Hub of Hydrogen
• The Copenhagen-based container line plans to charge customers more to fully recoup added energy expenses, and can slow ship speeds to conserve fuel. Insurance Journal
• Wonderful Copenhagen has developed a new climate roadmap that outlines how the Danish capital's tourism can achieve specific emission reductions by 2030 and 2035, respectively, on its way to carbon neutrality (net zero) by 2050 at the latest. CMW
• While Europe will see increased interest from investors from Asia and the Middle East, major European cities like Paris, Berlin, Milan, Madrid, Copenhagen or London will continue to attract global capital, adds Dawson. Poland Insight
• Flights from Toronto to Manchester and Copenhagen will become year-round as of October, further building scale at Air Canada's primary global hub. Air Canada EN
• An unnamed fund from Denmark - later revealed to be Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners - will put $10bn towards a green hydrogen project in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, to replace the use of fossil fuels in shipping. Hydrogen news and intelligence | Hydrogen Insight
• Novo Nordisk has seen its stock plummet almost 18% on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange after publicationanticipated of the forecasts for 2026, clearly lower than expected analysts. FIRSTonline
• Despite being three times the last NCQG of $100 billion agreed at COP 15 in Copenhagen in 2009 and extended at COP 21 in Paris in 2015, $300 billion is just over 10% of the $2.7 trillion of climate financing that developing countries (excluding China) need annually by 2030. Edie
• Volotea will launch a new public service obligation route between Strasbourg and Copenhagen, expanding its network from eastern France. Aviation Week Network
• In Scotland, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is developing the Coalburn and Devilla projects, which together will offer 1.5 GW of power and 3 GWh of storage, enough to power 4.5 million homes for two hours. Lincoln International LLC

Last updated: 25 June 2026