Copenhagen Airport disrupted by drones, fund created for Greenland forced contraception victims, Løkke makes new statement on Palestinian statehood and more news from Denmark this Tuesday. AdvertisementCopenhagen Airport shut due to 'unidentified drones' in airspaceCopenhagen Airport was closed last night after unidentified drones were observed nearby, causing around 15 flights to be diverted, police and airport officials told AFP. "The airspace over Copenhagen airport has been closed since 8:30pm due to two to three unidentified drones. AdvertisementLøkke sets conditions for Danish recognition of PalestineForeign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen yesterday set out five conditions for Denmark to recognise a Palestinian state, after earlier stating Denmark wanted to change its position on the question. The fifth condition is that there must “be certainty that a future Palestinian state is demilitarised,” the Foreign Ministry later informed news wire Ritzau.