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His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik and Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary of Denmark hosted a dinner on Thursday to mark the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Denmark and Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The dinner took place in Great Table Hall in Frederik VIII's Castle at the Amalienborg Palace in the Danish capital…
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His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark participated in the conference “Research meets practice – Public leadership succeeds” in Copenhagen. Earlier this month, the same conference was held in Aarhus, and the Crown Prince also attended this event. Upon arrival, the Crown Prince was received by professor and centre manager for “Crown Prince Frederik’s Centre for Public Management”, Lotte Bøgh Andersen, associate professor and deputy centre manager Mads Leth Felsager Jakobsen and associate professor and education manager Anne Mette Kjeldsen.
His Royal Highness gave a speech during the first part of the conference, where a number of speeches were also live-streamed to conference participants. The second part of the conference was divided into five tracks, where the participants in each track participated in two workshops and a final reflection session.
In a televised address, Netanyahu said the attacks were continuing at “full force” and would “take time.“ Israel “wants to levy a heavy price” on the Hamas militant group, he said, flanked by his defense minister and political rival,
Benny Gantz, in a show of unity. The Israeli air assault early Sunday was the deadliest single attack since heavy fighting broke out between Israel and Hamas nearly a week ago, marking the worst fighting since the devastating 2014 war in Gaza (The Associated Press).
Netanyahu defended Israel’s decision to destroy a 12-story building in Gaza occupied for 15 years by The Associated Press bureau as well as Al Jazeera and other news media, claiming the United States shared intelligence showing that Hamas operated in the same building. When asked to verify any such intelligence sharing, the Biden administration told The Intercept, “No comment.”