🇩🇰 Greenland 'not for sale', Danish PM says at NATO summit
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says that Greenland was "not for sale" following remarks by President Donald Trump suggesting the territory should be controlled by Washington and not Copenhagen.
BREAKING: For the first time, central banks plan to cut U.S. dollar holdings over the next decade while increasing allocations to gold and the euro, per Reuters
A reservoir wall broke in Nanning, China, sending out a torrent of water after rivers swelled from the passage of a typhoon. At least two people have been killed by flooding due to Typhoon Maysak, officials have said. Read more: https://t.co/cdN3rZF9kA
Solidarity is at the heart of the EU Emissions Trading System.
Today, together with the @EIB, we announced €2.5 billion from the Modernisation Fund to support 51 energy projects across 11 EU countries.
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Neil the Seal, the internet's favorite 5-year-old southern elephant seal, is back.
He has spent his vacation growing into a massive 1,000-kilogram (one-tonne) subadult and he is currently treating Tasmanian infrastructure like his personal playground.
Denmark has delivered!
More than 250,000 zero-emission cars are on the road, and thousands of homes have switched to clean heating and improved energy efficiency.
Denmark is the first Member State to complete its NextGenerationEU plan.
Your success is a signal for Europe.
With €1.63 billion investment in clean transport, energy efficiency and digital transformation, Denmark is leading the way.
Tillykke, dear Mette!
@Statsmin
🐘 Meet Neil — the one-ton teenage sea lion terrorizing Tasmania
This massive Australian troublemaker has been causing chaos in the city for years.
Neil came ashore to molt and rest after months at sea, but as a teenager, he clearly gets bored quickly: he blocks roads, refuses to leave, fights barriers, and chews on traffic cones.
They used to simply carry him back to the beach. Now he weighs more than a ton — good luck with that.
Just a regular day in Australia 😂
Zurich was battered by a powerful storm that unleashed 8,500 lightning strikes across the region and nearly 90 km/h winds.
Trees were uprooted, streets flooded, transport disrupted, and emergency crews responded to hundreds of incidents.
The most severe and widespread June heatwave to hit Europe was made more brutal by the hot night-time temperatures and humidity, scientists said, and would have been virtually impossible without climate change. https://t.co/hAJEahS7o8
June 24 saw France set a new record hot day at a national level, surpassing that set a day earlier during the heatwave covering the country this week, forecaster Meteo France said https://t.co/qrXLDvNtFM
Paris's Louvre is closing at 4 p.m. daily through Saturday to shield visitors and staff from dangerous heat buildup, leaving tourists frustrated as the reduced hours upend travel plans made months ahead https://t.co/FrGhlhJ2DO