Education & Tech: Denmark is set to introduce a total ban on phones in schools, with devices handed in on arrival and only limited medical exceptions, as the government points to weaker PISA results and too much screen time. Culture & Film: Venice Film Festival’s top awards are tonight after “NAZA,” a Gaza-focused documentary, drew a record 25-minute standing ovation, while Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” and Lee Chang-dong’s “Possible Love” chase major prizes. Lifestyle & Travel: A wave of Americans moving to Europe are sharing culture shocks online—walkability, earlier evenings, smaller portions, and the feel of public life are the big surprises. Archaeology & Heritage: A Danish homeowner’s patio dig in Rebild turned into the country’s largest known Viking silver hoard, with hundreds of coins and artifacts buried about 1,000 years ago. Nordic Spotlight: Iceland plans a whaling ban bill in February, leaving Norway and Japan as the only commercial whaling countries. Public Health Research: A Denmark-linked study suggests prenatal paracetamol exposure may affect daughters’ ovarian development, though it doesn’t prove future infertility.