Denmark's Pride Parade Under Tight Security; Golfers Compete; Chicken Skewers Recalled

Copenhagen's Pride Parade is proceeding under heightened security measures following a recent terror attack at Berlin Pride. The event's organizers are prioritizing safety in light of the incident that occurred three weeks prior.

In sports news, Danish golfers Jeff Winther and Rasmus Højgaard are among the top contenders at the Danish Golf Championship. Winther holds sixth place, ten strokes under par, while Højgaard is in seventh, nine under par, heading into the final round. The tournament is part of the DP World Tour.

Meanwhile, a recall has been issued for "Salling Kyllingespyd" (Salling Chicken Skewers) sold at Føtex and Bilka stores nationwide. The product may contain raw meat, and customers are advised to discard it or return it to the store for a refund. The affected products have expiration dates of August 21, 2026, and August 25, 2026.

In other news, a new study will examine attitudes toward homosexuality among Muslims and the general population in Denmark. Additionally, Europe's tallest statue of the Virgin Mary, standing 55 meters tall, was officially inaugurated in the Polish village of Konotopie. The monument was funded by businessman Roman Karkosik as a gesture of gratitude for his recovery from illness. Belgium is also receiving assistance from the EU to combat a record-breaking wildfire.