EU Migration Policy: Denmark and Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Greece agreed in Copenhagen on a model for “return hubs” outside the EU, aiming to start transfers as early as 2027; the five countries say they’re negotiating with partner countries (not yet named) and plan dialogue with IOM and UNHCR, while rights groups warn the setup could undermine migrants’ protections. Immigration Rules at Home: Denmark also published which welfare benefits are off-limits for foreigners with an Establishment Card—cash, self-sufficiency/return, transition, rehabilitation and graduate allowances—plus the same limits for accompanying family members. Religion & Politics: Austria’s chancellor backs a constitutional ban on “political Islam,” with coalition partners signaling support and integration officials preparing an initial draft. Royal Health & Design: Queen Mary visited the construction site of the new Mary Elizabeth Hospital in Copenhagen, billed as a first-of-its-kind facility for children, young people and pregnant women, expected to open in 2027. Culture & Learning: Denmark’s new Natural History Museum is set to open in Copenhagen in March, after years of work. Archaeology: A homeowner in North Jutland’s Rebild uncovered Denmark’s biggest Viking Age silver hoard—about 700 objects—while digging a terrace.