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[00:00:00] in connection with the transport of bad year to now being a military equipment, among other things, to
[00:00:03] Ukraine. In addition, the airport is home to a Ukrainian
[00:00:06] airline.
[00:00:09] All speculation that there is currently
[00:00:11] about the explosives, the
[00:00:15] construction, the question of the
[00:00:18] drone, its origin, and
[00:00:21] of course, who is behind it, is
[00:00:25] um, now part of the investigations, should please also
[00:00:29] this.
[00:00:33] and there are still a number of unanswered questions after
[00:00:36] the incident, according to an expert. There
[00:00:40] can be many motives one can speculate about, and of course, as soon as it's a
[00:00:43] Ukrainian plane, then it naturally gets you thinking that it
[00:00:47] could have been the target. I mean, you also have to remember that there can be many
[00:00:50] reasons for a drone to end up there, um, and
[00:00:54] even if you figure out who flew this
[00:00:58] drone, find the pilots,
[00:01:00] uh, it would still surprise me a lot if you could make a direct connection, for
[00:01:04] example, to it being a Russian drone or some Russians behind it.
[00:01:08] It's much more likely that it could have been someone who was paid to
[00:01:11] fly some other cheap civilian hobby drone without necessarily knowing what
[00:01:15] was attached to it, so there can be, it can be really, really difficult to track it
[00:01:19] further from here, and that's the thing with the drone as this hybrid
[00:01:23] threat, it's quite difficult to track and difficult to
[00:01:25] attribute who is the responsible actor behind such incidents
[00:01:29] here.
[00:01:33] Novo Nordisk shares took a dip on Wednesday and closed with a
[00:01:36] fall of 4.3% on the stock exchange. This happens even though
[00:01:40] the pharmaceutical giant on Tuesday raised its expectations for
[00:01:44] both earnings and sales this year. It is
[00:01:47] surprising in light of the fact that it was an enormously strong financial report. They beat
[00:01:50] revenue expectations by 10
[00:01:53] The drone was found on a percentage points. They had significantly raised their expectations for the entire year, from this really
[00:01:56] bad year to now being a reasonably okay year.
[00:02:00] So, in that sense, it is surprising that the stock is settling for this. Novo
[00:02:03] Nordisk CEO Mike Dustar takes the stock fall calmly. He is
[00:02:07] very satisfied with the result and believes that the company will
[00:02:11] again experience growth. My
[00:02:13] job is not necessarily to judge the daily price and
[00:02:17] the share, but to deliver strong
[00:02:21] in compensation to delayed performance. That's exactly what I think we have done this
[00:02:23] quarter. That's why we have basically increased our
[00:02:27] guidance for the year, and we have seen actually quite a
[00:02:30] welcoming adjustments of the market over the last period, a month, two,
[00:02:34] three, right now, because slowly the market starts to understand our
[00:02:37] story. our job is to continue doing
[00:02:40] that despite the fluctuations of a daily
[00:02:44] movement. and according to our business correspondent
[00:02:47] Jacobsing, the explanation for the stock market downturn is to be found in the otherwise
[00:02:51] surprisingly good financial report. The
[00:02:53] financial report also contained updates on the development of
[00:02:57] new medicines for the future, and that was, in fact,
[00:03:00] disappointing reading for investors and the stock market, and that seemed
[00:03:04] to overshadow this otherwise surprisingly good
[00:03:07] financial report, and for it to mean so much, it's because
[00:03:11] Novo is in a situation where there is quite simply a crisis of confidence between
[00:03:15] the company on the one hand, and the stock market and investors on the
[00:03:18] other, and that is because Novo Nordisk over the past year and a half has disappointed
[00:03:22] time and again, both with financial reports and with announcements about
[00:03:26] future medicines, and therefore, it will take a lot to
[00:03:29] convince the stock market and investors that it is now worth
[00:03:33] buying Novo shares again, so there is a long, hard struggle ahead to
[00:03:36] rebuild this trust, and in reality, the reception of today's financial report is probably a very
[00:03:40] good illustration of
[00:03:41] that.
[00:03:49] DSB has paid out 60.4 million kroner
[00:03:52] in compensation to delayed train passengers in the first six
[00:03:55] months of the year. This is more than double the amount for the same period
[00:04:00] last year, and almost on par with the entire
[00:04:02] year 2025. Here, DSB paid out almost
[00:04:06] 65 million kroner. It is the many track workers and
[00:04:09] falling overhead lines that have caused problems
[00:04:12] for train operations. We do everything we possibly can to run as
[00:04:16] well as possible every single day. But the conditions are simply that there are
[00:04:19] massive track works, and that will also continue throughout the
[00:04:22] year.
[00:04:26] plane, then it starts some thoughts Lolland municipality is missing over half a billion kroner in next year's
[00:04:28] budget. The municipality's administration on Wednesday presented a
[00:04:32] savings catalogue with proposals on where the first 200
[00:04:36] million kroner should be found. This will be done by, among other things, closing two
[00:04:39] schools and merging two other schools. At the same time,
[00:04:43] everything that is not legally required will be cut from
[00:04:46] the budget. The savings catalogue has been tough reading for the municipality's
[00:04:50] city council. It has been a very, very difficult
[00:04:53] day. I think, uh, when it's in
[00:04:56] black and white and the emails are coming in, you know it. 200
[00:05:00] million, that requires drastic measures, but when you see
[00:05:04] it, it makes your stomach churn.
[00:05:06] AGF kicked their way on Wednesday evening
[00:05:10] closer to the Champions League when they
[00:05:14] met the Azerbaijani club Sababako in the third
[00:05:17] qualification round. The match was played in Randers, as
[00:05:21] AGF stadium is under renovation, and there was
[00:05:24] already cheering in the first half when James Borger
[00:05:28] put AGF ahead 1-0. He scored again
[00:05:31] in the second half, and so did the guests from
[00:05:34] Sabatabaku twice in fact, but the last goal from
[00:05:38] their side was ruled offside, and the match
[00:05:41] ended 2-1 to AGF.
[00:05:44] AGF managed to pull off a victory, so with a lot of effort,
[00:05:48] AGF secured a win in the first match against the
[00:05:51] Azerbaijani champions, and father and son here, Anton and Søren, what did you think of
[00:05:55] the match we just watched? We won, so that was good, a
[00:05:59] superior victory, I never doubted
[00:06:03] that we would take it, absolutely, that's of course
[00:06:06] said with a twinkle in my eye, can you elaborate? Yes, but we also had the
[00:06:09] margins, and it was good that there was a bit of VAR as well.
[00:06:17] in the end, that's for sure. Yeah, what, what do you think, Anton, about
[00:06:20] that VAR decision, it was actually 2-2 for a couple of minutes
[00:06:23] between the two teams, and then it was pulled back, well, I thought it
[00:06:27] was really nice, it wouldn't have been so good if we lost, so it's good
[00:06:31] that we won, it's important, yes, it's very
[00:06:34] important, and we know that when we play away in Eastern Europe or
[00:06:38] around there, we usually do quite well, I believe in
[00:06:42] it, yes. We believe in it, there's no turning back
[00:06:44] now, and we stay with football, because the pressure
[00:06:48] on FIFA President Gianni
[00:06:50] Infantino, and on Wednesday he has, according to several
[00:06:54] international media, held a crisis meeting with the federation's
[00:06:57] top management. This comes after large parts of
[00:07:00] the football world have criticized a new plan to sell shares in a
[00:07:03] commercial company under FIFA.
[00:07:07] FIFA's top management today rushed to a crisis meeting in
[00:07:10] Morocco.
[00:07:18] This happens after he out of the blue last week presented a plan to
[00:07:21] sælge aktier i et fifa
[00:07:23] subsidiary.
[00:07:30] But since then, no fewer than 55 countries, including
[00:07:33] European ones, have chosen to boycott the next World Cup if
[00:07:37] the plans are not
[00:07:37] dropped.
[00:07:44] Even more money in football creates even more
[00:07:47] special interests, the criticism states. But when an
[00:07:50] investor group comes along, putting billions of kroner on the curb for FIFA, they
[00:07:54] don't do it for free. They also expect a return. And we also know from
[00:07:58] good revelations in The Guardian that it was about creating more tournaments and
[00:08:02] generating more commercial revenue. And in the end,
[00:08:05] that could mean, among other things, the idea of a World Cup every other
[00:08:08] year.
[00:08:10] During the World Cup, FIFA received harsh criticism for high ticket prices,
[00:08:14] water breaks with TV commercials, and long halftime
[00:08:17] shows. In contrast, World Cup host Donald Trump was not
[00:08:21] difficult to
[00:08:21] impress.
[00:08:29] Infantino, who for 10 years has been the most powerful man in
[00:08:33] the football world.
[00:08:39] He received harsh criticism for hosting the World Cup in Qatar and was accused of
[00:08:43] mixing politics and sports
[00:08:44] together.
[00:08:50] this is your peace prize. After criticism from Europe, Asia,
[00:08:54] Africa, and internally within FIFA, Infantino's new
[00:08:57] proposal has now been scrapped again. I had an expectation that
[00:09:01] it would be withdrawn, it has gone a little faster than I might have hoped for,
[00:09:04] but extremely welcome. But the crisis is far from over for
[00:09:08] the Swiss, who will be re-elected as president next year. It is
[00:09:11] far from over. This is the biggest crisis Infantino has been in
[00:09:15] as president, and it has only just begun. And at the
[00:09:18] European football association UEFA, efforts are underway to find a
[00:09:22] challenger to Infantino when FIFA holds its presidential election
[00:09:25] next year.
[00:09:34] Yes, that's roughly how it sounds when Tisted municipality tries to get hold of
[00:09:38] Germans, not just tourists, but those who might want
[00:09:41] to stay, live, and work, because within 15
[00:09:44] years, the municipalities may come to, the municipality may come to lack
[00:09:47] 3000 people of working age. So,
[00:09:51] we'll just have to see if we can get them from Germany to or if they run
[00:09:55] away. Hello, hello, hello, that's how it
[00:09:59] is when we're hunting, you have a good life
[00:10:02] up here yes please,
[00:10:06] thank you, from holiday life to
[00:10:09] everyday life, finding someone who wants to settle here, that's really what this is about.
[00:10:25] to convince tourists to move here and work
[00:10:28] in the municipality, we are totally interested in it, because we are not yet,
[00:10:32] we don't know yet what kind of jobs are here. I hope that some people
[00:10:35] will start to think about whether they could imagine a life here on
[00:10:39] the west coast, payroll accountants, accountants,
[00:10:43] yes, you can always use them, we are getting
[00:10:46] older, we are going to have a shortage of
[00:10:49] workers, we're kind of trying new things because we need some
[00:10:52] some workforce here.
[00:11:23] Our son is just turning 16, so theoretically, it would be foreseeable when he finishes school.
[00:11:27] We have many private
[00:11:29] businesses.
[00:11:32] It's simply relaxed. You arrive here and you really have
[00:11:36] peace and quiet, right?
[00:11:39] In any case, you don't have to speak perfectly yet, maybe during the
[00:11:43] coffee break.
[00:11:43] Kaffeepause,
[00:11:47] already half full, maybe a thought
[00:11:49] worth considering.
[00:11:55] he is happy,
[00:11:57] yes, so it's time to look at the weather,
[00:12:01] after a night with some showers, a Thursday awaits with a few
[00:12:05] more of them, increasing cloud cover, and then
[00:12:08] it also heralds a period with slightly lower temperatures, but to begin with,
[00:12:12] there should still be room for the morning sun, although a bit
[00:12:15] windy generally when you get to the western part of the country, here it will also
[00:12:18] close in, many of the places where there is room for a little sun, and it
[00:12:22] will end up with almost completely overcast weather and some. rain at times from a
[00:12:26] front moving down over this. Sun, a large part
[00:12:30] of the day in the easternmost part of the country here, here you will also find
[00:12:33] the highest temperatures as a consequence of
[00:12:36] it. The temperature drops, it will be around
[00:12:40] 20 degrees when it's warmest on Friday and Saturday, it looks
[00:12:43] like it will stay dry though, and there should still be some sun, but
[00:12:47] somewhat more subdued than what we have experienced here in previous days. Then the
[00:12:51] wind turns south when we look towards Sunday, it brings us slightly warmer air from
[00:12:55] over Denmark again, we can reach 25, 26, 27 degrees, but
[00:12:59] it seems to be short-lived, because then the level drops again to around
[00:13:03] 20 degrees, so generally a bit subdued Danish summer weather.
[00:13:16] We are live with TVA with the latest news, welcome. There was
[00:13:19] talk of a possible hybrid attack carried out by
[00:13:22] professionals. This is the assessment of the German Interior Minister
[00:13:25] after a drone with explosives was found
[00:13:29] at Leipzig Airport on Wednesday night. The Interior Minister has
[00:13:33] therefore interrupted his summer holiday to hold a meeting with
[00:13:35] the security authorities.
[00:13:41] proceed. We are talking here about a
[00:13:44] professional hybrid threat situation that we must
[00:13:47] continue to deal with. The drone was
[00:13:50] found on a runway, and authorities have confirmed that there
[00:13:54] was. explosive material on it. On Tuesday evening, a rogue
[00:13:58] plane, an unknown flying object, struck near the airport. No one was
[00:14:02] injured, however. The airport is regularly used for the transport of
[00:14:06] military equipment, including to Ukraine. Furthermore, the
[00:14:09] airport is home to a Ukrainian
[00:14:11] airline. All speculation that there
[00:14:15] is currently about the
[00:14:18] explosives, the construction,
[00:14:22] the question of the drone, its origin,
[00:14:26] and of course, who is behind it,
[00:14:29] is now part of the investigations, should please
[00:14:33] also be left to this investigation. be left
[00:14:36] to.
[00:14:40] and there are still a number of unanswered questions after the incident, according to an expert.
[00:14:44] There can be many motives one can speculate about, and of course, as soon as it's a
[00:14:47] Ukrainian
[00:14:51] about it potentially being the target, so you just have to stick to the fact that there can
[00:14:54] be. there can be many reasons for a drone to end up there,
[00:14:58] um, and even if you find out who
[00:15:01] flew this brown drone, find the pilots,
[00:15:05] uh, it would still surprise me a lot if you could make a direct connection, for
[00:15:09] example, to it being a Russian drone or some Russians behind it.
[00:15:12] It's much more likely that it could have been someone who was paid to
[00:15:16] fly some other cheap civilian hobby drone without necessarily knowing what
[00:15:20] was attached to it, so it can be, it can be really, really difficult to track it
[00:15:24] further from here. And that's what's happening with the drone as this hybrid
[00:15:27] threat. It's quite difficult to track and difficult to
[00:15:30] attribute who is the responsible actor behind such incidents
[00:15:34] here.
[00:15:38] Novo Nordisk shares took a dip on Wednesday and closed with a
[00:15:41] fall of 4.3% on the stock exchange. This happens even though
[00:15:45] the pharmaceutical giant on Tuesday raised its expectations for
[00:15:48] both earnings and sales this year. It is
[00:15:51] surprising in light of the fact that it was an enormously strong financial report. They beat
[00:15:55] revenue expectations by 10 percentage points. They significantly raised their expectations for the entire
[00:15:59] year, from this really bad year to now being a
[00:16:02] reasonably okay year. So, in that sense, it is surprising that the stock
[00:16:06] is settling for this. Novo Nordisk CEO Mike
[00:16:09] Dustar takes the stock fall calmly. He is well satisfied with
[00:16:13] the result and believes that the company will again experience growth.
[00:16:16] My job is not necessarily to
[00:16:20] judge the daily price and the share, but to
[00:16:24] deliver strong performance, that's exactly what I think we
[00:16:27] have done this quarter, that's why we have basically
[00:16:31] increase our guidance for the year, and we have seen actually quite
[00:16:34] a welcoming adjustments of the market over the...
[00:16:37] period, a month, two, three, right now, because slowly the market starts to
[00:16:41] understand our story, our job is to continue doing
[00:16:45] that, despite the daily
[00:16:48] movement. And according to our business correspondent
[00:16:52] Jacobsing, the explanation for the stock market downturn is to be found in the otherwise
[00:16:55] surprisingly good financial report. However,
[00:16:58] the financial report also contained updates on the development of
[00:17:02] new medicines for the future, and that was actually quite
[00:17:05] disappointing reading for investors
[00:17:07] and the stock market, and that seemed to overshadow this otherwise
[00:17:11] surprisingly good financial report, and for it
[00:17:14] to mean so much, it's because Novo is in a situation where
[00:17:18] there is quite simply a crisis of confidence between the company on the one hand and
[00:17:21] the stock market and investors on the other, and that is because Novo Nordisk
[00:17:25] over the past year and a half has disappointed time and again, both with
[00:17:28] financial reports and with announcements about future medicines, and
[00:17:32] therefore, it will take a lot to convince the stock market and
[00:17:35] investors that it is now... worth buying Novo shares again, so there
[00:17:39] is a long, hard struggle ahead to rebuild this trust, and in reality,
[00:17:43] the reception of today's financial report is probably a very good illustration of
[00:17:46] that.
[00:17:53] DSB has paid out 60.4 million kroner
[00:17:58] train passengers in the first six months of the year. This is more than
[00:18:02] double the amount for the same period last year, and almost on
[00:18:06] par with the entire. 2025. Here, DSB
[00:18:09] paid out almost 65 million kroner. It
[00:18:12] is the many track workers and falling overhead lines that have
[00:18:16] caused problems for train operations.
[00:18:18] We do everything we possibly can to run as well as possible every single day.
[00:18:22] But the conditions are simply that there are massive track works, and that will
[00:18:26] also continue throughout the year.
[00:18:29] Lolland municipality is missing over half a billion kroner in next year's
[00:18:33] budget. Therefore, the municipality's administration on Wednesday
[00:18:36] presented a savings catalogue with proposals on where the first
[00:18:40] 200 million kroner should be found. This will be done by, among other things,
[00:18:43] closing two schools and merging two other
[00:18:46] schools. At the same time, everything that is not legally required
[00:18:50] will be cut from the budget. The savings catalogue has been
[00:18:53] tough reading for the municipality's city council. It has
[00:18:56] been a very, very difficult day. I think,
[00:18:59] uh, when it's in black and white and the emails are coming
[00:19:03] in. You know that 200 million requires
[00:19:06] drastic. measures, but when you see it, it makes your stomach hurt.
[00:19:10] AGF kicked their way on Wednesday
[00:19:15] evening closer to the Champions
[00:19:18] League when they met the Azerbaijani club Sababako in the third
[00:19:22] qualification round. The match was played in Randers, as
[00:19:26] AGF stadium is under renovation, and there was
[00:19:29] cheering already in the first half when James Borger
[00:19:32] put AGF ahead 1-0. He scored again
[00:19:36] in the second half, and the same did the guests from
[00:19:39] Sabatabaku twice in fact, but the last goal from
[00:19:42] their side was ruled offside, and the match
[00:19:46] ended 2-1 for AGF.
[00:19:49] AGF managed to win the match with great difficulty, so with a lot of ups and downs, AGF
[00:19:52] secured a victory in the first match against the
[00:19:55] Azerbaijani champions, and father and son here, Anton and Søren, what did you think of
[00:19:59] the match we just watched? Well, we won, so that was
[00:20:02] fine, a dominant
[00:20:06] victory, I was never in doubt that we would take it,
[00:20:09] absolutely, that's of course said with a twinkle in my eye, can you elaborate?
[00:20:12] Well, we also had the margins, and it was good that there was
[00:20:16] a bit of VAR that also went the right way, so, but I was, I was glad
[00:20:20] that the referee blew the whistle at the end, that's for sure. Yes, what, what do you
[00:20:23] think, Anton, about that VAR decision, it was actually
[00:20:26] 2-2 for a couple of minutes between the two teams, and then it was
[00:20:30] pulled back, well, I thought it was really nice, it wouldn't
[00:20:34] have been so good if we lost, so it's good that we won.
[00:20:40] And we know that when we play away in Eastern Europe or around there, we usually do quite
[00:20:43] well, I believe in
[00:20:46] it, yes, we believe in it, there is no turning back now.
[00:20:51] And we'll stay with football, because the pressure on FIFA President Gianni
[00:20:54] Infantino, and on Wednesday,
[00:20:57] according to several international media, he held
[00:21:00] a crisis meeting with the federation's top management. This comes
[00:21:03] after large parts of the football world have criticized a
[00:21:06] new plan to sell shares in a commercial company under
[00:21:10] FIFA. FIFA's top management
[00:21:13] rushed to a crisis meeting in Morocco today. Called
[00:21:17] by this man, FIFA President.
[00:21:50] football creates even more special interests, the
[00:21:53] criticism states. But when an investor group comes along, putting billions of
[00:21:57] kroner on the curb for FIFA, they don't do it for free, they also expect a
[00:22:01] return, and we also know from good revelations in The Guardian that it
[00:22:05] was about creating more tournaments, generating more commercial
[00:22:08] revenue, and in the end, that could mean, among other things, the idea of a
[00:22:11] World Cup every other year.
[00:22:15] During the World Cup, FIFA received harsh criticism for high
[00:22:17] ticket prices, water breaks with TV commercials, and long
[00:22:21] halftime shows. In contrast, World Cup host Donald
[00:22:25] Trump was not difficult to
[00:22:26] impress.
[00:22:34] Infantino, who for 10 years has been the most powerful man in
[00:22:37] the football world.
[00:22:44] He received harsh criticism for hosting the World Cup in Qatar and was accused of
[00:22:47] mixing politics and sports together.
[00:22:56] After criticism from Europe, Asia, Africa, and
[00:22:59] internally within FIFA, Infantino's new proposal has now
[00:23:03] been scrapped again. I had an expectation that it would be withdrawn, it has
[00:23:07] gone a little faster than I might have hoped for, but extremely welcome.
[00:23:11] But the crisis is far from over for the Swiss, who will be re-elected as
[00:23:14] president next year. It is far from over. This is the biggest
[00:23:18] crisis Infantino has been in as president, and it has only just
[00:23:21] begun. And at the European football association
[00:23:25] UEFA, efforts are underway to find a challenger to Infantino when
[00:23:29] FIFA holds its presidential election
[00:23:30] next year.
[00:23:35] Could you imagine? Yes,
[00:23:39] that's roughly how it sounds when Tisted municipality tries to get hold of
[00:23:42] Germans, not just tourists, but those who might want
[00:23:46] to stay, live, and work, because within
[00:23:49] 15 years, the municipalities may come to, the municipality may come to lack
[00:23:52] 3000 people of working age, so
[00:23:56] we'll just have to see if we can get them from Germany to us, or if they run
[00:24:00] away. Hello, hello, hello, that's how it
[00:24:03] is when we're hunting, you have a good life
[00:24:07] up here
[00:24:08] please,
[00:24:11] thank you, from holiday life to everyday life, finding someone who wants to settle
[00:24:15] here, that's really what it's about, working for
[00:24:18] it?
[00:24:28] Lisa, to convince German tourists to move here and
[00:24:31] work in the community. We are totally
[00:24:35] interested in it, we are not yet, we don't know yet what kind of jobs are here.
[00:24:39] I hope that some people will start to think about whether they could imagine a life
[00:24:43] here on the West Coast, and you, payroll accountants,
[00:24:46] accountants, yes, you can always use them, how.
[00:25:28] so theoretically it would also be foreseeable when he finishes school.
[00:25:32] We have many private
[00:25:34] companies.
[00:25:37] It's simply relaxed. You arrive here and you really have
[00:25:40] peace and quiet, right?
[00:25:44] In any case, you don't have to be able to speak perfectly yet, but enough for small talk, perhaps
[00:25:48] during the coffee break. people,
[00:25:59] then I am happy.
[00:26:02] Yes, so it's time to look at the weather.
[00:26:06] After a night with some showers, a Thursday awaits with a few
[00:26:09] more of them, increasing cloud cover, and then
[00:26:13] it also heralds a period with slightly lower temperatures, but to begin with,
[00:26:16] there should still be room for the morning sun, though a bit
[00:26:19] windy generally, when you get to the western part of the country, here it will also close
[00:26:23] in, many of the places where there is room for a little sun, and it
[00:26:27] will end up with almost completely overcast weather and some rain at times from a
[00:26:31] front that moves across the country. Sun, a large part
[00:26:35] of the day in the easternmost part of the country, here, here you will also find the
[00:26:38] highest temperatures as a consequence of that.
[00:26:42] Temperatures are falling, it will be around 20 degrees when it's warmest
[00:26:46] Friday and Saturday, it looks like it will stay dry though, and there
[00:26:50] will probably be room for a bit of sun, but something more subdued than what we have
[00:26:53] experienced here in previous days. Then the wind turns south as we look ahead
[00:26:57] towards Sunday, bringing us a little warmer air from the continent over Denmark again, we can
[00:27:01] reach 25, 26, 27 degrees, but it seems to be
[00:27:04] short-lived, because then the level drops again to around 20 degrees, so
[00:27:08] generally a slightly subdued Danish summer.
[00:27:20] We are live with the latest news. Welcome. There was
[00:27:24] talk of a possible hybrid attack carried out by
[00:27:27] professionals. This is what the German Interior Minister assesses after
[00:27:31] a drone with explosives was found at the
[00:27:34] airport in Leipzig on Wednesday night. The Interior Minister has therefore interrupted
[00:27:38] his summer holiday to hold a meeting with
[00:27:40] security authorities.
[00:27:42] This all does not indicate amateurish action.
[00:27:46] We are talking about a professional
[00:27:50] hybrid
[00:27:50] threat situation.
[00:27:55] runway, and authorities have confirmed that
[00:27:59] there were explosives on it. Tuesday evening, a rogue
[00:28:02] aircraft, an unknown flying object, hit near the airport, but no one was
[00:28:06] injured. The airport is regularly used for
[00:28:10] transporting military equipment, including to Ukraine. Furthermore,
[00:28:13] the airport is home to a Ukrainian
[00:28:16] airline. All speculations that currently
[00:28:20] exist about the
[00:28:22] explosives, the
[00:28:24] construction, the question of the
[00:28:27] drone, its origin and,
[00:28:31] of course, also... who is behind it is
[00:28:34] now part of the investigations, and should please also
[00:28:38] be left to this investigation,
[00:28:41] and there are still a number of unanswered
[00:28:44] questions after the incident, according to an expert. There
[00:28:47] can be many motives one can speculate about,
[00:28:51] and of course, as soon as it is a Ukrainian plane,
[00:28:54] then it naturally raises some thoughts that it could have been the target, so one must also
[00:28:58] hold on to the fact that there can be, there can be many reasons why a drone ended up
[00:29:02] there. Um, and even if one finds out
[00:29:05] who flew this drone, finds the
[00:29:08] pilots, uh, then it would still surprise me greatly if one could make
[00:29:12] a direct link, for example, to it being a Russian drone or some Russians behind
[00:29:16] it, it can much more easily be imagined that it could have been someone who
[00:29:20] was paid to fly an ordinary cheap civilian
[00:29:23] hobby drone without necessarily knowing what was attached to it, so it can be,
[00:29:27] it can be very, very difficult to trace it further from here, and that is what lies with the drone
[00:29:31] as this hybrid. puzzle, it is, it is quite difficult, traceable and
[00:29:34] difficult to attribute who is the responsible actor behind such
[00:29:38] incidents
[00:29:38] here.
[00:29:42] Novonordisk stock has taken a dip on Wednesday and closed with a
[00:29:46] fall of 4.3% on the stock exchange. This happens even though
[00:29:50] the pharmaceutical giant on Tuesday increased its expectations for
[00:29:53] both earnings and sales this year. It is
[00:29:56] surprising in light of the fact that it was an enormously strong financial report. They beat
[00:30:00] revenue expectations by 10% points. They significantly raised expectations for the entire
[00:30:03] year, from what was a really
[00:30:07] reasonably okay year, so in that regard, it is surprising that the stock
[00:30:11] is falling on this. Novonordisk CEO Mike
[00:30:14] Dustar takes the stock fall calmly, he is very satisfied with
[00:30:17] the result and believes that the company will again face
[00:30:21] growth. My job is not necessarily
[00:30:24] to judge the daily price and the share, but to
[00:30:28] deliver strong performance. That's exactly what I think
[00:30:31] we have done. this quarter, that's why we
[00:30:34] have basically increased our guidance for the year, and we have
[00:30:38] seen actually quite a welcoming adjustments of the market
[00:30:41] over the last period, a month, two, three, right now, because slowly the
[00:30:45] market starts to understand our story. our job
[00:30:48] is to continue doing that despite the fluctuations of
[00:30:52] a daily movement.