Greenland, Donald Trump and Denmark
Denmark boosts Arctic defense spending by $2 billion after Trump’s Greenland interest
Denmark said on Monday it would spend 14.6 billion Danish kroner ($2.05 billion) boosting its military capabilities in the Arctic – a decision that comes amid continuing furor following US President Donald Trump’s renewed interest in controlling Greenland,
Trump Wants Greenland. But What Do Greenlanders Want?
President Trump wants to take over Greenland, although Greenland and Denmark say it’s not for sale. Jeffrey Gettleman, an international correspondent for The New York Times, visited Greenland to talk with people about what they want for their gigantic island.
But Mette Frederiksen, the Danish prime minister, has urged allies not to respond to the US president to avoid exacerbating the current tensions. She has welcomed US security concerns over the Arctic ...
NATO countries have held secret talks over deploying troops to Greenland in response to Trump’s threats to seize the island from Denmark. The American President has repeatedly insisted US ...
A quick look at a map of the Arctic highlights the strategic importance of Greenland to the United States and to NATO and ...
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NATO mulls troop deployment to Greenland amid Trump tensionEU countries that are also NATO members are considering sending troops to Greenland in response to Donald Trump's threats to ...
A Republican member of Congress has introduced a bill to give President Donald Trump authorization to acquire Greenland and ...
Languages: English. Trump has repeatedly said that he wants to take ownership of Greenland—an autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark—even before he took office. In late December 2024 ...
When the idea of an American acquisition of Greenland first resurfaced after a previous attempt ... Danes feel about this ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio insisted that President Donald Trump’s desire to acquire the Danish territory of Greenland is ...
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It’s no longer speculative to ask how the post-Second World War world order, led by the United States, will end. It’s apparently already ended. The U.S. has snubbed its NATO partners and Ukraine ...
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