Zelenskyy meets Nordic leaders in Copenhagen
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Copenhagen today for a summit with Nordic leaders, a visit that has prompted the Foreign Policy Committee to convene while the government manages the optics of security and support. The meeting coincides with talk of potential negotiations with Russia, though the immediate focus remains on hardware and regional backing.
The prosecution’s long pursuit of Nordea for money laundering failures ended with a 155m kroner fine—a conviction, certainly, but a fraction of what was sought. Proving what banks knew years ago remains a difficult business. Elsewhere, the Climate Minister is facing questions for taking a private jet to a summit, a choice of transport that colleagues have described as the wrong signal.
Copenhagen's property market is showing yellow warning signs after apartment prices fell in October; major banks expect the decline to continue. In a different kind of cooling, new research into the nearly 19,000 Danes who have opted out of resuscitation suggests that those who survive cardiac arrest may have a higher quality of life than many assume.