US EditionDenmark Outlines Eu Presidency Priorities: Security, Green Transition, and Competitiveness
- Denmark began its six-month presidency of the European Council on July 1, focusing on security, competitiveness, and strategic autonomy.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated, 'Our main goal is to rearm Europe by 2030.'
- Danish officials highlighted the need for effective migration management, calling for it to be 'firm, fair, and fast.'
- The agenda emphasizes enhancing defense readiness and cutting bureaucratic red tape for economic improvement.
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During King Frederik's absence, his son was supposed to step in, but now his mother, Queen Margrethe, takes the job.
Minister of the Environment and Equality of the Danish Gender, Magnus Heunicke, said that energy transition is necessary for a "most secure and competitive EU".
The small Nordic country is considered in many areas as a model student and model also for Austria. Its secret: a thoroughly rational policy
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EHNDenmark pushes to tie climate goals to European defense and economic strength
Denmark launched its European Union presidency with a push to keep climate policy on the agenda, arguing that energy independence is critical to Europe’s security and competitiveness.Rosie Birchard reports for Deutsche Welle.In short:Denmark began its six-month EU Council presidency in July, emphasizing green policy as a means to bolster European defense and reduce reliance on fossil fuel imports.Shifting global pressures — including war in Ukra…
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