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US president’s tariff threats, Nato spending demands and Greenland ambitions keep leaders on edge

Donald Trump spoke with the prime minister of Denmark about potentially acquiring Greenland. It did not go well

Record heat and rain turned thousands of Greenland lakes brown in 2022 as they hit a tipping point and began emitting carbon dioxide.

Danish lawmaker Anders Primdahl Vistisen fiercely rebukes Donald Trump's push to buy Greenland, declaring 'Mr. Trump, f-- off' in a viral televised speech

King Frederick X of Denmark announced a change of the royal coat of arms on January 1 this year. This change was understood by many – rightly or wrongly – as an intervention in US president Donald Trump’s aspirations to enhance America’s influence over Greenland. However, more interestingly it put…

After spending five months in a Greenland prison, Paul Watson, the founder of Sea Sheperd, settled in Marseille. During a meeting with the major of the city, he thanked the city for its support and said he was ready to continue the fight against whale hunters worldwide.

The latest move to reduce the scope of the federal government will face opposition in Congress

Human rights bodies have long criticised the tests as culturally unsuitable for Greenlandic people

United States President-elect Donald Trump’s threats against Greenland, Canada and Panama create destabilizing uncertainty about the short-term intent of the U.S. and the long-term nature of its approach to international relationships. NATO’s leadership will have to work adroitly to avoid a crisis.

Greenland, Canada, the Panama Canal, Venezuela, and Cuba will likely consume his agenda should he be confirmed in the post

President-elect has recently ramped up threats over his desire for the US to gain control of Greenland and the Panama Canal