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French President Emmanuel Macron takes aim at Trump’s foreign policy from Gaza to Greenland as he looks to reassert France's ...
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Money Talks News on MSNTrump Admin Moves Greenland Under Homeland Defense UmbrellaThe Trump administration plans to transfer Greenland from U.S. European Command to Northern Command, symbolically treating ...
President Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland again. Since returning to the White House, he has revived talk of purchasing or ...
Interest in Greenland’s minerals is soaring, driven in part by Trump, who has said the U.S. must “get” the island. But the ...
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Trump & Greenland Drop BAD NEWS on ChinaExplore the geopolitics of Greenland, China, and the Arctic. Learn about natural resources, trade routes, and the evolving ...
Only 20% of Danes, until recently one of the most pro-American peoples in Europe, say they hold a favorable opinion of the ...
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Latin Times on MSNTrump's Real Motive for Wanting US Control of Greenland RevealedTrump's bid to control Greenland was driven by access to its rare earth minerals, not land ownership, as his administration ...
President Donald Trump's plan to bully another country into giving up its rare earth minerals appears to have backfired, ...
A 51-year-old former bricklayer may be the most fervent supporter of Trump in the entire Arctic. But it's not always easy ...
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Greenland wildlife crossing – set to be world's largest – on time, under budget as of halfway markColorado leaders on Friday celebrated progress on the Greenland wildlife crossing in Douglas County, saying the project is ...
Greenland's isolated indigenous culture, long dominated by ruling Denmark, finds itself increasingly exposed to the world just as President Donald Trump pushes to take over the remote territory.
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Trump's threat over Greenland isn't 'over and done' yet, warns Danish foreign ministerDonald Trump's expansionist threat over Greenland is not "over and done" yet, even if the prospect of a military intervention remains improbable, says Lars Løkke Rasmussen, Denmark's foreign affairs ...
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