Russia does not want peace with Europe, says Danish prime minister – Europe live

The Guardian - World NewsEN 8 min read 100% complete by Jakub KrupaJanuary 28, 2026 at 11:25 AM

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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has stated that Russia does not want peace with Europe, warning of a need for unity between the EU and US. She made this comment during a meeting with students at SciencesPo in Paris. The statement comes amid recent tensions between Denmark and Russia over Greenland, which both countries share concerns about Arctic security. Frederiksen also urged Europe and the US to "stick together" in response to these tensions. Additionally, Hungarian prosecutors have charged liberal Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony with violating a police ban on an LGBTQ+ rights rally, while a Russian drone strike killed five people in Ukraine earlier that day.

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Élysée Palace 60% Denmark ×280% Greenland ×280% United States ×2100% Europe ×3100% Russia ×3100% Frederiksen ×2100%

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Negative

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Russia

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