Grant Fraud Case: A Danish autism researcher, Poul Thorsen, pleaded guilty in the US to stealing over $1M in CDC grant money by submitting fraudulent invoices and forging signatures, after evading authorities for more than a decade. Copenhagen Tech & Industry: Everllence says its 175DF methanol dual-fuel engine has passed first full-scale tests in Frederikshavn, with early commercial orders already secured. Robotics Construction: A Foster + Partners project, SWIFT-Build, plans to use swarms of robots to assemble a timber building from the top down, with monitoring by drones. Health Research: A new study projects type 1 diabetes cases worldwide to rise nearly 30% by 2049, with Denmark’s Steno Diabetes Center among the researchers. Greenland Climate: Scientists report narwhals fitted with sensors revealed Atlantic-warmed water pushing into Greenland fjords, while Greenland’s ice sheet has shrunk for a 30th straight year. Diplomacy: Denmark reopened its Damascus embassy after 14 years and pledged $76M for recovery and refugee returns. EU Foreign Policy: 11 EU countries, including Denmark, urge ending foreign-policy vetoes and moving toward faster decision-making. Sports (Denmark Abroad): Danish midfielder Oliver Sørensen joined Celtic on loan from Parma; Crystal Palace is set to sign Midtjylland winger Darío Osorio on a loan with an obligation to buy. Local Protest: Thousands of Danish farmers and tractors rallied outside parliament over proposed fertiliser rules. Game Industry: Sega-owned Rovio is shutting down its Copenhagen studio after cancelling Sonic Blitz.