In Greenland’s parliamentary election, the pro-business Demokraatit party has taken the lead over the Naleraq party, with 30.4 percent of the votes, amid concerns over US President Trump’s interest in the strategically located Arctic island. The election saw high voter turnout, with official results expected in the coming weeks, as Greenland faces geopolitical pressures from the US, Russia, and China in the Arctic region. Greenland’s push for independence from Denmark is a key issue, with concerns over potential economic impacts and the loss of Nordic welfare services.
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Empty shops to be turned into clubs and bars under new government plans
The UK government plans to ease planning and licensing restrictions to revitalize high streets by allowing new bars, cafes, and al fresco dining in previously unused shops. This initiative, supported by the Night Time Industries Association, aims to enhance social spaces and local economies, although it has faced criticism from opposition parties over concerns about business regulations. Want More Context? 🔎
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