Danish voters give strong ‘yes’ to joining EU defense
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With nearly all votes counted from a referendum Wednesday, Denmark is headed toward joining the European Union's common defense policy that it long eschewed, a new example of a country in Europe seeking closer defense links with allies after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Initial results show Danes vote to join EU defense policy
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Danish voters give strong ‘yes’ to joining EU defense
Denmark is holding a referendum on whether to join the EU's common defense policy. Denmark is an EU member, but has opted out of participating in EU positions on issues such as immigration and defense, and some Danes remain cautious.
Denmark appears headed toward joining the European Union’s common defense policy that it long eschewed, partial results from a referendum indicate, in a new example of a European country seeking
Denmark votes on Wednesday in a landmark referendum on whether to end three decades of opting out of EU defense policy. The vote was called after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Polls suggest a lead for the "Yes" campaign.
Social Democrat Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged Danes to vote "Yes" on the referendum, saying it would strengthen the country's security. Final results are expected soon, but the margin appears to be overwhelming.
Social Democrat Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged Danes to vote "Yes" on the referendum to strengthen the country's security. Germany hailed the vote
Danish voters will on Wednesday decide whether to join the European Union's defence policy, potentially becoming the final hold-out in the bloc to sign up as Russia's invasion of Ukraine forces countries…
Danes vote on Wednesday to decide whether to join the European Union's defense policy, potentially becoming the final hold-out in the bloc to sign up as Russia's invasion of Ukraine forces countries to radically reassess their security.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod said Thursday that he expects Denmark to join the European Union's common defense on July 1. In
With nearly all votes counted from a referendum Wednesday, Denmark is headed toward joining the European Union's common defense policy that it long eschewed, a new example of a country in Europe seeking closer defense links with allies after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod said Thursday that he expects Denmark to join the European Union's common defense policy
Danes have overwhelmingly voted to join the European Union's common defense policy. More than two-thirds voted 'yes' in a referendum on whether to abandon Denmark's opt-out from shared EU defense decisions.
With nearly all votes counted from a referendum Wednesday, Denmark is headed toward joining the European Union's common defense policy that it long eschewed, a new example of a country in Europe seeking closer defense links with allies after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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