Headline news for August 28, 2025: Markets face turbulence as France’s minority government risks collapse in a confidence vote, Denmark confronts Washington over alleged meddling in Greenland, and Beijing rebuffs calls to join nuclear talks. Meanwhile, South Korea holds rates despite debt worries, and Singapore inflation unexpectedly eases, keeping policymakers watchful but cautious.

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S2E60: France Faces Confidence Test; Denmark Presses US, Singapore Inflation Eases