Belgium’s security services investigate the latest incidents to highlight the vulnerability of European airspace
Also in this newsletter: EU public prosecutor discovers ‘continent of crime’
Mette Frederiksen says Nato needs to adjust its response to Russian provocations
Danish foreign minister accuses ‘foreign actors’ of trying to sway future of vast Arctic island
Incident is latest spat between Nato allies since Donald Trump outlined ambitions to take over Arctic island
Also in this newsletter: Waiting for US tariffs, and Renault in pole position
‘They put two extra dog sleds there . . . they thought that was protection,’ says US president
Múte Egede open to continuing co-operation with US, but rejects Donald Trump’s attempt to buy Arctic island
US president-elect’s gambit in the Arctic has unnerved Nuuk and left Copenhagen struggling to respond
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen admits April coalition deal will have to be changed
Mette Frederiksen says Copenhagen is also pushing EU for more action against Russia’s ‘shadow’ fleet
Polish national says he was too drunk to remember punching Mette Fredriksen in June
Also in this newsletter: why an Italian general might be too extreme for Europe’s far right
Centre-left premier said to be ‘in shock’ as politicians from across country’s political spectrum express concern
Also in this newsletter: The EU fights for global trade at WTO summit
Mette Frederiksen says Moscow’s ‘aggression’ requires region to bolster defence by curbing welfare and tax cuts
From Olaf Scholz, chancellor of Germany; Mette Frederiksen, prime minister of Denmark; Petr Fiala, prime minister of the Czech Republic; Kaja Kallas, prime minister of Estonia; and Mark Rutte, prime minister of the Netherlands
Nordic countries seek closer relations with US military after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
First coalition in 45 years will also increase climate ambitions and reduce tax for most high earners
Cobbling together a coherent government may also require a pact with former centre-right PM Lars Løkke Rasmussen
Mette Frederiksen looks to form centrist government after knife-edge election
Ruling party seeks to regain initiative ahead of election amid cost of living crisis and deteriorating security situation
Mette Frederiksen found to have made ‘grossly misleading’ statements about the slaughter
Discussions not directly linked to Ukraine stand-off but prime minister says country wants stronger American presence
Parliament prepares to again designate the virus as ‘critical threat to society’
