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The building that housed Copenhagen's stock exchange until the 1970s disappeared into flames and crashed down onto the street below while undergoing renovation

Massive fire engulfs Copenhagen's historic stock exchange

<h2>The building that housed Copenhagen's stock exchange until the 1970s disappeared into flames and crashed down onto the street below while undergoing renovation</h2>

A huge fire on Tuesday devastated Copenhagen's 17th century former stock exchange toppling the historic building's landmark spire in front of horrified witnesses.
<h3>Historic stock exchange on fire</h3>
The 54-metre (180-foot) spire disappeared into flames at the Borsen building, which has been undergoing renovation, an AFP journalist saw.
The spire snapped and crashed down onto the street below. Dramatic photographs showed huge plumes of black smoke emerging from the building.
The Borsen building, commissioned by King Christian IV and built between 1619 and 1640, is one of Copenhagen's best known landmarks.
"Terrifying images from Borsen this morning. 400 years of Danish cultural heritage going up in flames," Culture Minister Jakob Engel-Schmidt wrote in a post to X, the former Twitter.
The images recalled the disaster at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, almost five years ago to the day when its spire was also destroyed by a fire.
"This is our Notre Dame, it is our national treasure," said Elisabeth Moltke, a 45-year-old Copenhagen resident, who watched the blaze. &nbsp;Others could not hold back tears as they watched the devastation.
Engel-Schmidt said he had been moved by seeing employees, rescue workers and residents working to "rescue art treasures and iconic paintings from the burning building."
Images from the scene showed several people rescuing works of art, including a painting of the building.
Located next to the Danish parliament, Christiansborg Palace, the building housed the stock exchange until the 1970s and currently serves as the headquarters of the Danish Chamber of Commerce.
According to the Danish Chamber of Commerce the fire started at 7:30 am (0530 GMT).
"We are currently working on saving everything that can be saved," director Morten Langager, said in a post to X.
Police said they had blocked off parts of the city centre as part of the fire fighting efforts.
The red-brick and copper roof building, one of the oldest in the Danish capital, was undergoing renovation work when it caught fire, the cause of which was yet unknown.
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In the late 1960s and 1970s, some 4,500 young women were forced to undergo the procedure without their consent or that of their family. 

Over 140 Greenland women are suing Denmark, here's why

In the late 1960s and 1970s, some 4,500 young women were forced to undergo the procedure without their consent or that of their family.&nbsp;

More than 140 Greenlandic women sued the Danish state Monday for forcing them to have a coil, or intrauterine device (IUD), fitted in the 1960s and 1970s even though many were barely teens.
Denmark had carried out the campaign quietly, without the women's consent or even knowledge in some cases, to limit the birth rate in the Arctic territory, which was no longer a colony at the time but still under Danish control.
"The lawsuit was filed this morning. My clients chose to do this because they received no reply to their request for compensation in October," the lawyer for the plaintiffs, Mads Pramming, told AFP.
"Their human rights were violated, they are the living proof."
A podcast series by Danish public broadcaster DR that aired in 2022 revealed the extent of the campaign -- more than 4,500 women, based on data from the national archives -- and came as Denmark and Greenland, which became an autonomous territory in 2009, re-examine their past relationship.
In October, 67 women demanded the state pay them financial compensation of 300,000 kroner ($44,000) each.
"Since then, more women have joined us. The oldest one is 85 years old," Pramming said.
A total of 143 women are suing the Danish state.
In the late 1960s and 1970s, some 4,500 young Inuits were forced to undergo the procedure without their consent or that of their family.
Many of the women were not aware they had been fitted with an IUD and Greenlandic gynaecologists until recently continued to find IUDs in women who had no idea they were there.
An inquiry launched last year into Denmark's entire Greenland policy is due to be published in 2025.
"When it comes to (the women's) case, the inquiry and its conclusions won't be significant. It will not decide whether their rights were violated but the courts can make such a decision," Pramming said.
In 2022, the Danish state apologised and paid compensation to six Inuits more than 70 years after they were separated from their families to take part in an experiment aimed at creating a Danish-speaking elite on the vast Arctic island.

Danish Queen Margrethe II will abdicate the throne on January 14 to make away for her son

Denmark's Queen Margrethe II steps down to make way for son

Danish Queen Margrethe II will abdicate the throne on January 14 to make way for her son

Denmark's Queen Margrethe II announced on Sunday that she plans to leave the throne to make way for her son, Crown Prince Frederik.
The queen announced during her New Year's speech that she would abdicate on January 14th, which is the 52nd anniversary of her own accession to the throne at age 31 following the death of her father, King Frederik IX.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen confirmed the decision in a news release that paid tribute to the 83-year-old monarch, offering a &ldquo;heartfelt thank you to Her Majesty the Queen for her lifelong dedication and tireless efforts for the Kingdom&rdquo;.
The 6-foot-tall (1.82-metres-tall), chain-smoking Margrethe has been one of the most popular public figures in Denmark.
She often walked the streets of Copenhagen virtually unescorted and won the admiration of Danes for her warm manners and for her talents as a linguist and designer.
A keen skier, she was a member of a Danish women's air force unit as a princess, taking part in judo courses and endurance tests in the snow. Margrethe remained tough even as she grew older. In 2011, at age 70, she visited Danish troops in southern Afghanistan wearing a military jumpsuit.
As monarch, she crisscrossed the country and regularly visited Greenland and the Faeroe Islands, the two semi-independent territories which are part of the Danish Realm, and was met everywhere by cheering crowds.

Denmark's parliament has passed a law that makes it illegal to desecrate any religious text in the country. This comes after a recent string of public desecrations of the Quran by a handful of anti-Islam activists.

Denmark passes law banning burning Quran, other religious texts

Denmark's parliament has passed a law that makes it illegal to desecrate any religious text in the country. This comes after a recent string of public desecrations of the Quran by a handful of anti-Islam activists.

A new law was passed in Denmark's parliament on Thursday that makes it illegal to desecrate any holy text in the country, after a recent string of public desecrations of the Quran by a handful of anti-Islam activists sparked angry demonstrations in Muslim countries.
The Scandinavian nation has been viewed abroad as a place that facilitates insults and denigration of the cultures, religions and traditions of other countries. The purpose of the law was to counter &ldquo;the systematic mockery&rdquo; which, among other things, has contributed to intensifying the threat of terrorism in Denmark, the justice ministry has said.
The Folketing, or parliament, adopted the law in a 94-77 vote, with eight lawmakers absent. The new legislation will make it a crime &ldquo;to inappropriately treat, publicly or with the intention of dissemination in a wider circle, a writing with significant religious significance for a religious community or an object that appears as such&rdquo;.
Works of art where &ldquo;a minor part&rdquo; includes a desecration, but is part of a larger artistic production, isn't covered by the ban.
During the more than four-hour debate, left-leaning and far-right parties united against the centre-right government, repeatedly demanding that the three-party coalition that presented the draft on Aug 25, take part in the discussion. The government didn't say anything and were called &ldquo;cowards&rdquo; by the opposition.
&ldquo;Does Iran change its legislation because Denmark feels offended by something an Iranian could do? Does Pakistan? Does Saudi Arabia? The answer is no,&rdquo; Karina Lorentzen of the Socialist People's Party asked rhetorically.
Inger St&oslash;jberg of the anti-immigration Denmark Democrats said the new law was a capitulation to Islam and a bowing down to countries that &ldquo;do not share (our) set of values.&rdquo; &ldquo;A restriction of freedom of expression is wrong in a modern and enlightened society like the Danish one,&rdquo; St&oslash;jberg said.
This year alone, activists have staged more than 500 protests, including burnings of the Quran, in front of embassies of Muslim countries, places of worship and in immigrant neighbourhoods.
Denmark has repeatedly distanced itself from the desecrations, but has insisted that freedom of expression is one of the most important values in Danish society. The government has said there must &ldquo;be room for religious criticism&rdquo; and that there were no plans to reintroduce a blasphemy clause that was repealed in 2017.
In 2006, Denmark was at the centre of widespread anger in the Muslim world after a Danish newspaper posted 12 cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, including one wearing a bomb as a turban. Muslims consider images of the prophet to be sacrilegious and encouraging idolatry. The images escalated into violent anti-Denmark protests by Muslims worldwide.
Those who violate the new law face fines or up to two years in prison. Before it takes effect, Denmark's figurehead monarch Queen Margrethe needs to formally sign it. That is expected to happen later this month.
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The Danish government that there must be room for religious criticism, and there is no plan to reintroduce a blasphemy law.

Denmark to ban Quran-burning in 'special situations' amid outrage in Muslim countries

The Danish government that there must be room for religious criticism, and there is no plan to reintroduce a blasphemy law.

Amid tension between some Nordic countries and Islamic nations over anti-Quran protests, Denmark is planning to ban the desecration of the Quran and other religious books outside foreign embassies.
Denmark's foreign minister said that the government is looking at putting an end to the mockery of other countries in very special situations.
He added that there must be room for religious criticism, and there is no plan to reintroduce a blasphemy law.
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Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik André Henrik Christian and Crown Princess Mary Elizabeth arrived in Delhi on 26 February 2023 for a 4-day visit.

Denmark royal family's first India trip in 20 years: Crown Prince, Princess visit Taj Mahal on Day 1

Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik Andr&eacute; Henrik Christian and Crown Princess Mary Elizabeth arrived in Delhi on 26 February 2023 for a 4-day visit.

In another addition to the Narendra Modi government's list of diplomatic achievements, the royal family of Denmark is on its first visit to India in two decades.
Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik Andr&eacute; Henrik Christian and Crown Princess Mary Elizabeth arrived in Delhi on 26 February 2023 for a 4-day visit. The royals visited the Taj Mahal in Agra on the first day of their trip. They will also tour Chennai before departing on 2 March.
The royal couple is learnt to be accompanied by Foreign Minister Lars L&oslash;kke Rasmussen, Environment Minister Magnus Heunicke and Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities Lars Aagaard.
"During the visit, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince will meet the Vice President and will address the opening session of the India-Denmark: Partners for Green and Sustainable Progress, organised by CII. He will also call-on President Droupadi Murmu," the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said earlier.
The Crown Prince had earlier visited India in 2003. Before this, Queen Margrethe II had visited India in 1963 as Crown Princess.
(With PTI inputs)
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Australia joins defending champions France in the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2022 after a 1-0 win against Denmark while Tunisia bows out of the tournament despite a historic 1-0 win against a reshuffled France in their Group D encounter.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Australia join France into the last 16 after beating Denmark 1-0

A reshuffled France fell to a shock 1-0 defeat against Tunisia in the #FIFAWorldCup while Australia beat Denmark to go through to the last 16.

Here's how the matches unfolded..

Didier Deschamps made 9 changes for the 3rd game after the side had qualified for the last 16 with 2 wins earlier.

Australia joins defending champions France in the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2022 after a 1-0 win against Denmark while Tunisia bows out of the tournament despite a historic 1-0 win against a reshuffled France in their Group D encounter.
The Socceroos qualified for the knockout stages of the World Cup after 2006 courtesy of a brilliant 60th-minute Mathew Leckie winner to knock the Danish side out of the tournament.
The other Group D encounter saw another upset in the tournament as the 2018 World Cup winners France fell to a surprising 1-0 defeat to Tunisia.
Antoine Griezmann did manage to equalise in the last minute of the game but the goal was eventually ruled out for offside through VAR.
Didier Deschamps made 9 changes for the 3rd game after the side had qualified for the last 16 with 2 wins earlier. However, the changed lineup failed to make an impression on their manager as a 58th-minute Wahib Khazri goal ended Les Bleus 8-game unbeaten streak in the FIFA World Cup.
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The Champions Curse has been broken yet again!
Defending champions France are into the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2022 as they beat Group D opponents Denmark 2-1 at Stadium 974 in Qatar, on Saturday.

FIFA World Cup 2022 FRA vs DEN: Kylian Mbappe fires France into last 16 as they beat Denmark 2-1

France have qualified for the last 16 of the #FIFAWorldCup after beating Denmark 2-1

Here's how the match unfolded...

Les Blues are the first team to progress through to the knockout stages of the quadrennial tournament courtesy of a spectacular match-winning brace by none other than Kylian Mbappe.

The Champions Curse has been broken yet again!
Defending champions France are into the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup 2022 as they beat Group D opponents Denmark 2-1 at Stadium 974 in Qatar, on Saturday.
Les Bleus are the first team to progress through to the knockout stages of the quadrennial tournament courtesy of a spectacular match-winning brace by none other than Kylian Mbappe.
The 23-year-old forward helped France take the lead on two occasions in the 61st and 86th minute respectively. Despite Denmark leveling the score right after falling behind through Andreas Christensen's header in the 68th minute, the team fell short of taking anything from the match and are now in a spot of bother in terms of qualifying for the next round.
Kylian Mbappe once again showed the world what he is capable of and the young forward will be a key asset for the French side heading into the latter stages of the tournament. He now has 7 World Cup goals to his name which is the same as Lionel Messi.
France will now go into their final group-stage game against Tunisia looking to cement their top spot in Group D.
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2021 Euro semi-finalists Denmark were held by Tunisia in their Group D opening encounter of the FIFA World Cup 2022 at the Education City Stadium in Qatar on Tuesday.

FIFA World Cup 2022 DEN vs TUN: Tunisia hold Denmark to a goalless draw in Group D opener

Denmark were held out to a 0-0 draw by Tunisia in the Group D opening encounter at the #FIFAWorldCup

Here's how the match unfolded...

Both teams started the second half with energy but failed to convert their chances in the game. Neither of the two sides deserved to end their game with a defeat and the final score was a fair reflection of how the game panned out in the end.

2021 Euro semi-finalists Denmark were held to a goalless draw by Tunisia in their Group D opening encounter of the FIFA World Cup 2022 at the Education City Stadium in Qatar on Tuesday.
The Danish side featuring Christian Eriksen started off pretty slowly in the first half and it was Tunisia who surprisingly looked closer to breaking the deadlock in the game. However, Danish goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel made sure his side would not go down in the first half of the game.
Both teams started the second half with energy but failed to convert their chances in the game. Neither of the two sides deserved to end their game with a defeat and the final score was a fair reflection of how the game panned out in the end.
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Denmark FIFA World Cup 2022 Full Schedule match timings, squad, team news, live telecast and streaming : The Danes booked their ticket to Qatar with 9 wins in 10 qualifiers, matching Germany for the best record in World Cup qualification.

FIFA World cup 2022: Denmark full schedule, match timings, squad, team news, live telecast and streaming 

FIFA World Cup 2022: Denmark is set to begin its campaign at the marquee event in Qatar from 22rd November, 2022

Here's Denmark's full schedule, match timings, squad, team news, live telecast and streaming details in India

Denmark&nbsp;FIFA World Cup 2022 Full Schedule : The Danes booked their ticket to Qatar with 9 wins in 10 qualifiers, matching Germany for the best record in World Cup qualification.

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 &nbsp;: A dramatic two years for Denmark has made it one of the teams to watch at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. From near-tragedy to pure ecstasy, Denmark have experienced it all in 2021. The football world was thrown into a state of shock when talisman Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch in Denmark's opener against Finland at last summer's Euros. The Danish playmaker had to be revived on the field after suffering a cardiac arrest. Eriksen survived - thanks to the quick thinking of captain Simon Kjaer and team doctors. All eyes will be on him when Denmark play Tunisia in their World Cup opener on 22 November.
The harrowing incident united the Red and White, who defied the odds and became the Cinderella story of Euro 2020 by reaching the semi-finals. They were eliminated after an extra-time 2-1 loss to England.
And it didn't stop there. Denmark proved it was not a fluke by qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in style. The Danes booked their ticket to Qatar with 9 wins in 10 qualifiers, matching Germany for the best record in World Cup qualification.
<h3>FIFA World Cup : Denmark Team News</h3>
A resurgent Denmark have emerged as a dark horse after beating France 2-0 in the UEFA Nations League in September.
<h3>Denmark&rsquo;s World Cup record</h3>
Denmark have played 20 games, won 9 and lost 6.&nbsp;
<h3>Denmark in FIFA World Cup</h3>
Denmark will be competing in their sixth World Cup and will seek to surpass their best showing - a quarter-final finish in 1998.
<h3>Denmark Group in FIFA World Cup 2022</h3>
The solo Scandinavian representative are in Group D along with reigning champions France, Australia and Tunisia.
<h3>Denmark Fifa World Cup 2022 full schedule</h3>
<h3>Fifa World Cup 2022 : Group D games-</h3>
Denmark vs Tunisia- 22 Nov; 6.30 PM IST &ndash; Education City Stadium Denmark vs France &nbsp;- 26 Nov; 09.30 PM IST &ndash;Stadium 974 Australia vs Denmark &ndash; 30 Nov; 08.30 PM IST- Al Wakrah Sports Complex
<h3>Denmark Fifa World Cup 2022 live telecast in India</h3>
FIFA World Cup will be live telecast on Sports18 and Sports18 HD in India
<h3>Denmark Fifa World Cup 2022 live streaming in India</h3>
Fifa WC 2022 will be live streamed on VOOT Select and JioTV
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Denmark's kit supplier Hummel has toned down its logo on the jerseys which the national side will don during the FIFA World Cup 2022. The move came as protest against Qatar's human rights record.
Hummel's red logo is barely visible on the team jersey. The kit supplier wrote in a post on Instagram that they don't wish to be visible during a tournament that has cost thousands of people their lives. It was a reference to reports of deaths and injuries among migrant workers and harsh working conditions.
"We support the Danish national team all the way, but that isn't the same as supporting Qatar as a host nation," the statement added.
Apart from the traditional red jersey, the grey and black jersey was also presented with a barely visible logo.
Apart from that, Denmark's training jerseys will carry "critical messages", with two sponsors agreeing to have their logos replaced.
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FIFA World Cup: Denmark's kit sponsor tones down logo to protest against Qatar, issues statement

Denmark's kit supplier Hummel has toned down its logo on the jerseys which the national side will don during the FIFA World Cup 2022. The move came as protest against Qatar's human rights record

Here are the details

The kit supplier wrote in a post on Instagram that they don't wish to be visible during a tournament that has cost thousands of people their lives.

Denmark's kit supplier Hummel has toned down its logo on the jerseys which the national side will don during the FIFA World Cup 2022. The move came as protest against Qatar's human rights record.
Hummel's red logo is barely visible on the team jersey. The kit supplier wrote in a post on Instagram that they don't wish to be visible during a tournament that has cost thousands of people their lives. It was a reference to reports of deaths and injuries among migrant workers and harsh working conditions.
"We support the Danish national team all the way, but that isn't the same as supporting Qatar as a host nation," the statement added.
Apart from the traditional red jersey, the grey and black jersey was also presented with a barely visible logo.
Apart from that, Denmark's training jerseys will carry "critical messages", with two sponsors agreeing to have their logos replaced.
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Manchester United's Christian Eriksen inspired Denmark to victory against World champions France in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday.

Nations League: Christian Eriksen dictates the game as Denmark stun France 2-0

Defending Champions France lose to Denmark but make it to the Nations League finals.

Here's how the match unfolded

Manchester United's Chistian Eriksen inspired Denmark to a 2-0 victory against World champions France in the UEFA Nations League

Manchester United's Chistian Eriksen inspired Denmark to a 2-0 victory against World champions France in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday.
The 30-year-old created ample number of chances to harm the French defence and was unlucky not to get an assist in the whole game. Denmark was up by two goals before half time and managed to keep France at bay throughout the game.
Both the teams will be facing each other in their respective FIFA World Cup group games as well which would have been an added motivation for the Danish international players going into the game.
Denmark however, failed to secure top spot in the standings after Croatia's 3-1 victory over Austria. France on the other hand have qualified for the Nations League finals despite their average performances and avoid relegation to League B as they won the 2021 edition of the tournament.
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Danish police said Sunday that several people were shot at a Copenhagen shopping mall, one of the largest in Scandinavia.
Copenhagen police said that one person has been arrested in connection with the shooting at the Field’s shopping mall, which is close to the city's airport.
Police tweeted that “several people have been hit,” but gave no other details.
Images from the scene showed people running out of the mall, and Denmark’s TV2 broadcaster posted a photo of a man being put on a stretcher.
Witnesses said people were crying and hid in shops.
A huge presence of heavily-armed police officers was on hand, with several fire department vehicles also parked outside the mall.
The shopping center is on the outskirts of Copenhagen just across from a subway line that connects the city center with the international airport.
A major highway also runs adjacent to Fields, which opened in 2004.

Several people shot at a shopping mall in Denmark's Copenhagen

Danish police said Sunday that several people were shot at a Copenhagen shopping mall, one of the largest in Scandinavia.

Copenhagen police said that one person has been arrested in connection with the shooting at the Field&rsquo;s shopping mall, which is close to the city's airport.

A gunman opened fire inside a busy shopping mall in the Danish capital on Sunday, killing several people and wounding several others.
A 22-year-old Danish man was arrested, Copenhagen police said, adding there was no indication that anyone else was involved in the attack, though they were still investigating.
Gun violence is relatively rare in Denmark and police said it was too early to speculate on the motive for the shooting.
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The shooting happened in the late afternoon at Field&rsquo;s, one of the biggest shopping malls in Scandinavia, located on the outskirts of the Danish capital.
When the shots rang out, some people hid in shops while others fled in a panicked stampede, witnesses said.
&ldquo;It is pure terror. This is awful," said Hans Christian Stoltz, a 53-year-old IT consultant.
Stoltz was bringing his daughters to see former One Direction band member Harry Styles perform at a concert scheduled for Sunday night near the mall.
Organisers called off the concert, which had been scheduled at the nearby Royal Arena, by order of police.
On Snapchat, Styles wrote: "My team and I pray for everyone involved in the Copenhagen shopping mall shooting. I am shocked. Love H.&rdquo;
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Police gave no specific casualty count beyond saying several people were dead and several wounded.
They described the suspect was an &ldquo;ethnic Dane&rdquo;, a phrase typically used to mean someone is white.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised his Danish counterpart with his drumming skills. Following high-level meetings, PM Modi and Denmark's premier participated in an interaction with members of the Indian diaspora.
PM Modi joined some of the performers and played drums at the event on May 3. PM Mette Frederiksen applauded PM Modi's performance and called it "amazing".
Later, Modi addressed the gathering of Indian diaspora gathering, which had many light moments. He asked Indians in other countries to send 5 non-Indian friends to India to make it the top tourist destination.

Watch PM Narendra Modi's comedy moments in Denmark; surprises Danish PM Mette Frederiksen with drumming skills in Copenhagen

Watch PM Modi's comedy moments in Denmark; surprises Danish PM with drumming skills

THUMBNAIL IMAGE MODI, METTE LAUGHING ON LEFT + AUDIENCE LAUGHING ON RIGHT
THUMBNAIL TEXT PM MODI'S COMEDY MOMENTS IN DENMARK
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NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk1DzGoJH6Y (1:19 - 1:28, 1:50 - 1:57, 3:22 - 3:27) TRANSLATION - I'm noticing that your voices are growing softer. You think that trouble is approaching. Please speak softly. Everyone has seen where you're sitting. Don't say, 'There are no direct flights there.'
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https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521519157946515456 (0:00 - 0:03)
https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521528604722872320 (0:25 - 0:31) TRANSLATION - That was amazing! Yeah.
 ((MODI PLAYING DRUMS VISUALS WITH NAT + VO)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521519157946515456 https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521528604722872320 Copenhagen, Denmark May 3, 2022
Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised his Danish counterpart with his drumming skills. Following high-level meetings, PM Modi and Denmark's premier participated in an interaction with members of the Indian diaspora. PM Modi joined some of the performers and played drums at the event on May 3. PM Mette Frederiksen applauded PM Modi's performance and called it "amazing". Later, Modi addressed the gathering of Indian diaspora gathering, which had many light moments.
 BYTE NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk1DzGoJH6Y Copenhagen, Denmark May 3, 2022 YouTube: Narendra Modi (0:00 - 0:23, 1:12 - 1:28, 1:37 - 2:00, 2:24 - 2:50, 3:21 - 3:51)
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CAPTIONS PM Modi's drumming skills Played drums in Copenhagen Danish PM called it 'amazing' PM addressed Indian diaspora PM's tourism task for diaspora

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised his Danish counterpart with his drumming skills. Following high-level meetings, PM Modi and Denmark's premier participated in an interaction with members of the Indian diaspora.
PM Modi joined some of the performers and played drums at the event on May 3. PM Mette Frederiksen applauded PM Modi's performance and called it "amazing".
Later, Modi addressed the gathering of Indian diaspora gathering, which had many light moments. He asked Indians in other countries to send 5 non-Indian friends to India to make it the top tourist destination.

On Day 2 of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Copenhagen in Denmark. As a special gesture, the Danish Prime Minister personally received Modi at the airport.
Subsequently, the two world leaders reached the Danish PM's official residence. PM Modi was given a private tour of the residence by PM Mette Frederiksen.
It's an 18-century structure called Marienborg. The mansion is situated on a hilltop and surrounded by meadows, woods, and lakes. The two were seen engaged in conversation while walking in a meadow at the Danish PM's residence.
Subsequently, the two leaders held delegation-level talks. India's Foreign minister S. Jaishankar, and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval were also present. They discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, among other issues.
Commenting on the talks, PM Modi later said, "Today, we discussed India-EU ties, Indo-Pacific, Ukraine, and other regional and global issues. We stressed on ensuring an open, free, inclusive, and rules-based order in Indo-Pacific. We appealed for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, and discussions and diplomacy for resolution of the issue."
Modi and Frederiksen also participated in a business forum meeting where the Indian prime minister pushed for investments in the country. Subsequently, PM Modi interacted with members of the Indian diaspora.

Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen wants PM Narendra Modi to 'influence' Russia to end Ukraine war; veiled message on China, Indo-Pacific

Denmark PM wants PM Modi to 'influence' Russia to end Ukraine war; veiled message on China

THUMBNAIL IMAGE MODI, FREDERIKSEN LAUGHING ON LEFT + TALKING IN GARDEN ON RIGHT, TEXT BOX IN MIDDLE
THUMBNAIL TEXT WHAT WAS DANISH PM'S 'SPECIAL GESTURE' FOR MODI?
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((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
METTE FREDERIKSEN, PRIME MINISTER, DENMARK (8:06 - 8:13) TRANSLATION - I, of course, hope that India will influence Russia in this (Ukraine war) discussion.
NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER, INDIA (12:25 - 12:39) TRANSLATION - We appealed for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, and discussions and diplomacy for resolution of the issue.
 ((MODI AIRPORT RECEIVED BY METTE VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/narendramodi/status/1521422224766423048/photo/1 Copenhagen, Denmark May 3, 2022
On Day 2 of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Copenhagen in Denmark. As a special gesture, the Danish Prime Minister personally received Modi at the airport.
 ((MODI AT FREDERIKSEN HOUSE VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521429471395426304
Subsequently, the two world leaders reached the Danish PM's official residence. PM Modi was given a private tour of the residence by PM Mette Frederiksen. It's an 18-century structure called Marienborg. The mansion is situated on a hilltop and surrounded by meadows, woods, and lakes.
 ((GARDEN VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521432084954288129
The two were seen engaged in conversation while walking in a meadow at the Danish PM's residence.
 ((GOVT TALKS VISUALS/IMAGES)) https://twitter.com/MEAIndia/status/1521449148716777473/photo/1
Subsequently, the two leaders held delegation-level talks. India's Foreign minister S. Jaishankar, and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval were also present. They discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, among other issues.
 BYTE METTE FREDERIKSEN, PRIME MINISTER, DENMARK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHowJmN4S6M (7:19 - 8:13) Copenhagen, Denmark May 3, 2022 YouTube: Narendra Modi
 BYTE NARENDRA MODI, PRIME MINISTER, INDIA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHowJmN4S6M (11:49 - 12:01, 12:13 - 12:39) Copenhagen, Denmark May 3, 2022 YouTube: Narendra Modi TRANSLATION - Today, we discussed India-EU ties, Indo-Pacific, Ukraine, and other regional and global issues. We stressed on ensuring an open, free, inclusive, and rules-based order in Indo-Pacific. We appealed for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, and discussions and diplomacy for resolution of the issue.
 ((BUSINESS FORUM MEETING)) https://twitter.com/PMOIndia/status/1521471561869533186
Modi and Frederiksen also participated in a business forum meeting where the Indian prime minister pushed for investments in the country.
 ((MODI MEETING INDIAN DIASPORA VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1521497387017162753
Subsequently, PM Modi interacted with members of the Indian diaspora.
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CAPTIONS Day 2 of PM's Europe trip PM Modi in Copenhagen Met PM Mette Frederiksen Toured 18th-century mansion One-on-one talks in meadow Delegation-level discussions held Modi, Mette discussed Ukraine India must influence Russia: Mette 2 PMs attended business forum PM Modi met Indian diaspora

PM Modi in Denmark: from talks in a meadow, to delegation-level discussions, and a business forum, the Indian premier and his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen had a packed schedule.

On Day 2 of his Europe trip, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Copenhagen in Denmark. As a special gesture, the Danish Prime Minister personally received Modi at the airport.
Subsequently, the two world leaders reached the Danish PM's official residence. PM Modi was given a private tour of the residence by PM Mette Frederiksen.
It's an 18-century structure called Marienborg. The mansion is situated on a hilltop and surrounded by meadows, woods, and lakes. The two were seen engaged in conversation while walking in a meadow at the Danish PM's residence.
Subsequently, the two leaders held delegation-level talks. India's Foreign minister S. Jaishankar, and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval were also present. They discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, among other issues.
Commenting on the talks, PM Modi later said, "Today, we discussed India-EU ties, Indo-Pacific, Ukraine, and other regional and global issues. We stressed on ensuring an open, free, inclusive, and rules-based order in Indo-Pacific. We appealed for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, and discussions and diplomacy for resolution of the issue."
Modi and Frederiksen also participated in a business forum meeting where the Indian prime minister pushed for investments in the country. Subsequently, PM Modi interacted with members of the Indian diaspora.

Six months after Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement

Christian Eriksen's contract with Inter Milan ended by mutual agreement

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at Euro Cup, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement.
Eriksen was not allowed to play in Italy due to local health regulations but the Danish footballer can continue his career in another country that has different rules.
However, the 29-year old footballer has not played any competitive game since he fainted on the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12.

Eriksen has not played since falling face-first onto the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12

Six months after Danish footballer Christian Eriksen's cardiac arrest at the European Championship, his contract with the Italian club Inter Milan was terminated by mutual agreement.
Eriksen was not allowed to play in Italy due to local health regulations but the Danish footballer can continue his career in another country that has different rules.
However, the 29-year old footballer has not played any competitive game since he fainted on the field during Denmark's game at Euro Cup on June 12.
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Following a heavy snowstorm in Aalborg, Denmark around 25 IKEA workers and six customers were forced to spend the night at the home furnishing store.
Instead of paranoia and fear of being trapped, the group ended up having a memorable night on comfy sofas, recliners, and beds, which were spread across the store.
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The pictures from the store have gone viral on social media. 
According to reports, the group didn't panic and some even stayed up watching Christmas movies and a Liverpool-Everton soccer match using a big projector. They even played card games and enjoyed the food from the staff cafetaria.
“It was a once in a lifetime experience. I have been working in IKEA, and I’ve never experienced this before,” said Peter Elmorose, the store manager.

31 people stranded at IKEA store during snow storm, had ‘fun’ overnight stay

A snowstorm left 31 people stranded overnight at an Ikea store in Aalborg, Denmark, however, the "trapped' lot trapped made the best of their bad-weather situation. Watch pics

Following a heavy snowstorm in Denmark;s&nbsp;Aalborg around 25 IKEA workers and six customers were forced to spend the night at the home furnishing store.
Instead of paranoia and fear of being trapped, the group ended up having a memorable night on comfy sofas, recliners, and beds, which were spread across the store.
The pictures from the store have gone viral on social media.
According to reports, the group didn't panic and some even stayed up watching Christmas movies and a Liverpool-Everton soccer match using a big projector. They even played card games and enjoyed the food from the staff cafetaria.

&ldquo;It was a once in a lifetime experience. I have been working in IKEA, and I&rsquo;ve never experienced this before,&rdquo; said Peter Elmorose, the store manager.

Following a heavy snowstorm in Denmark;s&nbsp;Aalborg around 25 IKEA workers and six customers were forced to spend the night at the home furnishing store.
Instead of paranoia and fear of being trapped, the group ended up having a memorable night on comfy sofas, recliners, and beds, which were spread across the store.
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The pictures from the store have gone viral on social media.
According to reports, the group didn't panic and some even stayed up watching Christmas movies and a Liverpool-Everton soccer match using a big projector. They even played card games and enjoyed the food from the staff cafetaria.
&ldquo;It was a once in a lifetime experience. I have been working in IKEA, and I&rsquo;ve never experienced this before,&rdquo; said Peter Elmorose, the store manager.

A man armed with bow and arrows killed five people and injured two on Wednesday evening in the Norwegian town of Kongsberg.
The motive behind the attack remains unclear, however, authorities have arrested a 37-year-old Danish man on suspicion of carrying out the attack. 
The attacker is said to have launched the assault inside a Coop Extra supermarket on Kongsberg's west side. One of those injured was an off-duty police officer who was in the shop at the time.
According to the Norwegian police, the suspect walked around the city shooting people with arrows.
The police believe that he acted alone,&nbsp;and there is no active search for more people. However, the police will further investigate whether the attack was an act of terrorism.
Addressing a news conference, Prime Minister Erna Solberg said&nbsp;reports of the incident are "horrifying".
Following the attacks, the police directorate said it had immediately ordered officers nationwide to carry firearms. Usually, police in Norway are not armed.
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Armed violence is rare in Norway, but the country has suffered far-right attacks in the past.
In July 2011, Anders Breivik, a Norwegian far-right domestic terrorist carried out twin attacks that killed 77 people. He first blasted a building next to the prime minister&rsquo;s office in Oslo, following this he went on a shooting spree at a summer camp for left-wing youths on the island of Utoya. In July 2012, he was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism and was sentenced to 21 years in prison
In August 2019, self-proclaimed neo-Nazi&nbsp;opened fire into a mosque in Baerum, the outskirts of Oslo, before being overpowered by worshippers, however, no serious casualties were reported. in June 2020, Manshaus was found guilty of murder and terrorism and sentenced to 21 years in prison.

Norway bow and arrow attack, 7 developments we know

Norway has a history of far-right men carrying out terror attacks. All indicators seem to reveal that the bow-and-arrow attack in which five people were killed may have had a similar ideological motive; a relook at the country's struggle with neo-Nazisim.

Norway bow and arrow attack 

//&nbsp;Norway: five dead, two injured in Kongsberg bow and arrow attack
//&nbsp;Danish man in custody on suspicion of carrying out the attack
// Motive behind the attack unknown, police probe underway
// Norway PM Solberg calls bow and arrows attack 'horrifying'
// Norway has seen attacks by the far-right men in the past
// In July 2011, a far-right domestic terrorist, Anders Breivik, carried out twin attacks, killing 77 people
//&nbsp;In August 2019, self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Philip Manshaus opened fire at a mosque, worshippers escaped unhurt

Following the attacks, the police directorate said it had immediately ordered officers nationwide to carry firearms. Usually, police in Norway are not armed.

A man armed with bow and arrows killed five people and injured two on Wednesday evening in the Norwegian town of Kongsberg.
The motive behind the attack remains unclear, however, authorities have arrested a 37-year-old Danish man on suspicion of carrying out the attack.
The attacker is said to have launched the assault inside a Coop Extra supermarket on Kongsberg's west side. One of those injured was an off-duty police officer who was in the shop at the time.
According to the Norwegian police, the suspect walked around the city shooting people with arrows.
The police believe that he acted alone,&nbsp;and there is no active search for more people. However, the police will further investigate whether the attack was an act of terrorism.
Prime Minister Erna Solberg&nbsp;told reporters that&nbsp;the incident are "horrifying".
Following the attacks, the police directorate said it had immediately ordered officers nationwide to carry firearms. Usually, police in Norway are not armed.
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Armed violence is rare in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/massive-meteor-lights-up-norway-skies-may-have-landed-near-oslo-1627263618851" target="_blank">Norway</a>, but the country has suffered far-right attacks in the past.
In July 2011, Anders Breivik, a Norwegian far-right domestic terrorist carried out twin attacks that killed 77 people. He first blasted a building next to the prime minister&rsquo;s office in Oslo, following this he went on a shooting spree at a summer camp for left-wing youths on the island of Utoya. In July 2012, he was convicted of mass murder, causing a fatal explosion, and terrorism and was sentenced to 21 years in prison.
In August 2019, self-proclaimed neo-Nazi&nbsp;opened fire into a mosque in Baerum, the outskirts of Oslo, before being overpowered by worshippers, however, no serious casualties were reported. In June 2020, Manshaus was found guilty of murder and terrorism and sentenced to 21 years in prison.

Noma and Geranium were ranked at No 1 and No 2 respectively, at “The World’s 50 Best Restaurants” awards ceremony held on 5th October in Antwerp, Belgium.

The list of 50 best restaurants across the world is out! Have you been to any?

The list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants is out and Copenhagen stole the show with two restaurants from the city bagging the first two spots on the list. The list is prepared by 1040-member experts, known as the Academy. 

World’s 50 Best Restaurants!

The annual list of the world&rsquo;s 50 best restaurants is back. And this time, Copenhagen dominated the first two spots on the list.

After a year of hiatus due to the pandemic, the annual list of the world&rsquo;s 50 best restaurants is back. And this time, Copenhagen dominated the first two spots on the list.
Noma and Geranium were ranked at No 1 and No 2 respectively, at &ldquo;The World&rsquo;s 50 Best Restaurants&rdquo; awards ceremony held on 5th October in Antwerp, Belgium.
Here&rsquo;s the list of the restaurants which stole the first 5 spots.
1. Noma (Copenhagen, Denmark)
2. Geranium (Copenhagen, Denmark)
3. Asador Etxebarri (Atxondo, Spain)
4. Central (Lima, Peru)
5. Disfrutar (Barcelona, Spain)
Europe stole the show this year with more than half of the ranked restaurants located there. Asia booked eight slots and Singapore's Odette, at No. 8,&nbsp;bagged the highest position of the continent.
Eight restaurants in North America made the cut, with Mexico&rsquo;s Pujol named the &ldquo;Best Restaurant in North America.&rdquo; South America took six slots, with two restaurants in Peru securing a spot in the top 10. And lastly,&nbsp;Africa edged onto the list, with South Africa&rsquo;s Wolfgat, taking the 50th slot.
And Spain left the ceremony with 8 awards, the most number of awards from any country. Most of the award-winning restaurants are located in Basque Country which is renowned for its culinary powerhouse.
If you are wondering how one makes the list, we'll tell you exactly how.
According to the official website of the world&rsquo;s 50 best, there are 1040 industry insiders, known as the Academy. They are generally food writers, critics, chefs and restaurateurs from 26 geographical regions across the globe.
Each member chooses 10 restaurants but there aren&rsquo;t any set requirements or criteria and restaurants are chosen at the discretion of the members alone. Academy members vote for at least four restaurants outside of their regions. To accommodate restricted travel and dining opportunities caused by the global pandemic, the 2021 list consisted of votes cast in January 2020, which were never published, as well as updated regional choices.
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Wembley&nbsp;erupted&nbsp;with joy on Wednesday night as England edged past Denmark 2-1 to stage a final showdown with Italy at&nbsp;Euro 2020. With that, they also broke their jinx of having&nbsp;not made to the final of a major tournament in 55 years.&nbsp;
Mikkel Damsgaard&nbsp;stunned London when he put Denmark ahead in the 30th minute with a brilliant free kick. But&nbsp;Denmark captain Simon Kjaer's&nbsp;error gifted England an equaliser with 6 minutes to go for half-time. Nothing separate the 2 sides then till the stipulated time and the game went into extra time. Skipper Harry Kane once again rose to the occasion and made no mistake in converting from the spot in the 103rd minute.&nbsp;
It proved to be the winner as the Three Lions won a European Championship knockout game after coming from behind for the first time.
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Euro 2020: Kane the hero as England beat Denmark to break 55-year old jinx

The Three Lions continue to roar at Euro 2020 as a Harry Kane winner vs Denmark helped England set up a final showdown clash against Italy at the Wembley&nbsp;stadium.&nbsp;

Wembley&nbsp;erupted&nbsp;with joy on Wednesday night as England edged past Denmark 2-1 to stage a final showdown with Italy at&nbsp;Euro 2020. With that, they also broke their jinx of having&nbsp;not made to the final of a major tournament in 55 years.&nbsp;
Mikkel Damsgaard&nbsp;stunned London when he put Denmark ahead in the 30th minute with a brilliant free kick. But&nbsp;Denmark captain Simon Kjaer's&nbsp;error gifted England an equaliser with 6 minutes to go for half-time. Nothing separated the 2 sides then till the stipulated time and the game went into extra time. Skipper Harry Kane once again rose to the occasion and made no mistake in converting from the spot in the 103rd minute.&nbsp;
It proved to be the winner as the Three Lions won a European Championship knockout game after coming from behind for the first time.

<ul>
<li>England's first final of a major tournament in 55 years</li>
<li>Harry Kane rise to the occasion with the winner in the 103rd minute</li>
<li>England win a Euro knockout game after going behind for the 1st time</li>
</ul>

Wembley&nbsp;erupted&nbsp;with joy on Wednesday night as England edged past Denmark 2-1 to stage a final showdown with Italy at&nbsp;Euro 2020. With that, they also broke their jinx of having&nbsp;not made to the final of a major tournament in 55 years.&nbsp;
Mikkel Damsgaard&nbsp;stunned London when he put Denmark ahead in the 30th minute with a brilliant free kick. But&nbsp;Denmark captain Simon Kjaer's&nbsp;error gifted England an equaliser with 6 minutes to go for half-time. Nothing separated the 2 sides then till the stipulated time and the game went into extra time. Skipper Harry Kane once again rose to the occasion and made no mistake in converting from the spot in the 103rd minute.&nbsp;
It proved to be the winner as the Three Lions won a European Championship knockout game after coming from behind for the first time.
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