Denmark’s national parliament urges the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to recognize Greenland and the Faroe Islands as independent teams for Olympic competition, according to multiple reports. The request comes through a parliamentary action, with Denmark formally asking the IOC to allow the two territories to compete under their own identities rather than as part of Denmark. The Independent and the Washington Times both report that the Danish parliament made the appeal, targeting IOC recognition as the key step. Yahoo News also relays the same development, though with limited detail in its brief summary. The reports do not specify when a decision might be made or describe any IOC response. They also do not detail the legal or administrative basis for the change beyond the fact that Denmark is requesting the recognition of Greenland and Faroe Islands as separate Olympic teams. Overall, the accounts agree on the core point: Denmark is pressing the IOC to treat the two territories as independent Olympic participants.