Denmark's leader urges Trump to stop Greenland threats
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen strongly urges Donald Trump to cease threats of annexing Greenland, calling the idea senseless and disrespectful. Read the latest diplomatic row.
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US Venezuela Strike Sparks Greenland Annexation Fears
Following the US military action in Venezuela, Trump allies target Greenland, sparking a diplomatic row with Denmark. Explore the escalating tensions over Arctic territory.
Death in Custody Prompts Independent Investigation Calls
The death of a 44-year-old Aboriginal woman in a Tennant Creek watch house has led to demands for an independent inquiry, amid concerns over internal police investigations.
Final Letters: Readers' Last Postal Messages
As Denmark's postal service ends letter deliveries, Guardian readers reveal the heartfelt messages they would send in their last envelope. Discover moving stories of love, legacy, and connection.
Zelenskyy meets Trump for crucial Ukraine peace talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets Donald Trump to finalise a 20-point peace framework. Key issues include security guarantees, territorial disputes, and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Read the latest.
Trump appoints envoy in fresh bid to acquire Greenland
President Trump names a special envoy to Greenland, reigniting a controversial bid to acquire the strategic Arctic territory. Danish and Greenlandic leaders condemn the move. Read the full story.
Trump insists US 'has to have' Greenland for national security
President Trump appoints special envoy to advocate for US acquisition of Greenland, citing Russian and Chinese activity. Denmark and Greenland firmly reject the claim.
Denmark ends letter deliveries after 400 years
Denmark's state postal service stops all letter deliveries from 30 December, cutting 1,500 jobs. As letter volumes plummet globally, is the UK's Royal Mail on a similar path? Read our analysis.
Denmark ends 400-year postal service for letters
PostNord delivers its last letter in Denmark on 30 December, ending a four-century tradition. The shift to digital prompts job cuts and a stamp refund scheme. Discover the future of post.
The Real Scandi Noir: Denmark's Self-Image Shattered
A gripping podcast reveals how a filmmaker and a corrupt lawyer exposed deep-seated corruption in Denmark, challenging the nation's cherished myth of integrity. Listen to the full investigation.
Denmark Blames Russia for Destructive Cyber-Attacks
Danish intelligence states Russia was behind cyber-attacks on a water utility and election websites, calling it 'clear evidence' of a hybrid war against the West. Read the full report.
EU Court: Denmark's 'Ghetto Law' May Be Unlawful
The European Court of Justice has ruled Denmark's controversial 'parallel societies' legislation may constitute racial discrimination, offering hope to residents in targeted Copenhagen neighbourhoods.
Israel's 'Yellow Line' Declared New Gaza Border
Israel's military chief calls a Gaza demarcation line a 'new border', barring Palestinians from 58% of their territory. Read the on-ground report from The Guardian's correspondent.
Police appeal after train sexual harassment in London
British Transport Police seek a man after a female passenger was sexually harassed and threatened with violence on a Victoria to Denmark Hill service. Witnesses urged to come forward.
UK unlawfully detained asylum seekers on Diego Garcia
Appeal court judges reject commissioner's challenge, confirming the unlawful detention of Tamil asylum seekers for three years on the remote island. The UK faces millions in damages.
Man charged with 83 new child abuse offences
Joshua Dale Brown, an alleged childcare paedophile, has been hit with 83 new charges. Police reveal the scale of the investigation. Read the latest developments.
Massive Dust Storm Rolls Through Tanami Desert, Australia
A dramatic dust storm, captured on video, engulfed the remote Tanami Desert in Australia's Northern Territory, showcasing the raw power of nature in the arid outback.
Huge Australian Dust Storm Envelops Remote Gold Mine
Workers at a remote Northern Territory gold mine describe being caught in a massive, two-day dust storm. Experts warn climate change may increase frequency, posing health and environmental risks. Read the full report.
High Court overturns NT remote Indigenous rent policy
The High Court has unanimously ruled a Northern Territory housing policy that tripled rent for remote Indigenous communities was unlawful. Discover the full story and its implications.
Mouse infestation crisis in South London housing block
Residents of Denmark Gardens in Carshalton report a severe, persistent mouse infestation, with dead mice found in children's toy boxes. Sutton Housing Partnership faces criticism over its response.
Santos Fracking Plan Sparks Northern Territory Water Fears
Santos proposes drilling 12 fracking wells in the Beetaloo basin, raising major concerns over groundwater contamination and a potential NT fracking rush. Learn the environmental risks.
Denmark establishes 'Night Watch' to monitor Trump
Denmark has created a 'night watch' team to monitor Donald Trump's activities due to time zone differences and ongoing diplomatic tensions. Discover how this unprecedented move reflects changing transatlantic relations.
Alice Springs Elects First Green Mayor Asta Hill
Asta Hill becomes Alice Springs' first Green mayor in a landmark election, signalling major political change for the Northern Territory community.
Cyclone Fina Causes Widespread Damage and Power Cuts
Tropical Cyclone Fina batters Australia's Top End with destructive winds and torrential rain, leaving thousands without power and buildings damaged. Stay informed about recovery efforts.
Cyclone Fina: Category 3 Storm Threatens Darwin
Severe Tropical Cyclone Fina intensifies to a category three system, bringing 120km/h winds to Darwin. Federal authorities are on standby. Stay informed.
Zelenskyy faces Trump's 28-point Ukraine peace plan pressure
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy addresses nation amid US pressure to accept Trump's peace plan requiring territorial concessions to Russia. Read the latest developments.
Massive NT Solar Farm for AI Power Faces Environmental Scrutiny
SunCable's proposed 50,000ha solar development in the Barkly region could power AI data centres but faces concerns over bilby habitat destruction and local energy justice. Read more.
Scotland Qualify for World Cup After 28-Year Wait
Scotland's men's football team has qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1998 after a thrilling 4-2 victory over Denmark at Hampden Park. Fans share their emotional reactions.
Scotland Qualifies for World Cup After 28-Year Wait
Scotland celebrates historic World Cup qualification after a thrilling 4-2 win against Denmark. Stars including Andy Murray and James McAvoy join the nation in jubilation.
Scotland Qualify for World Cup After 25-Year Wait
Scotland's thrilling 4-2 win against Denmark at Hampden Park secures their first World Cup qualification in over 25 years, uniting the nation and inspiring a new generation of fans.
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