First to close — first to reopen: Denmark's gain from virus response
Financial Times: Copenhagen turns its attention to economy as it emerges from lockdown.
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Comment: Trump's Denmark saga of the absurd
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Denmark's PM called the idea "absurd", but that hasn't pleased President Trump.
Trump: 'I promise not to do this to Greenland'
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Politician puts ad on Pornhub: 'You have to be where your voters are'
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Billionaire loses 3 of his 4 children in suicide attacks
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