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Brussels: NATO’s top military commander said Thursday the alliance was ready, if asked, to plan a mission to protect the Arctic, after US President Donald Trump announced a framework deal he said satisfied his demands on Greenland. “We’ve done no planning yet. We have not received political guidance to move out,” US General Alexus Grynkewich

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Donald Trump made the announcement during an interview at the World Economic Forum Video Loading Video Unavailable Donald Trump says ‘The US alone’ can protect Greenland Donald Trump declared that the US will have ‘total access’ to Greenland thanks to a new deal with NATO members hammered out at Davos. The President also pledged that

Veteran Hannah, 30, said she now believes ‘America is broken’ and plans to move to Brazil after her husband was arrested when ICE agents burst into his interview room as he applied for a green cardA military veteran is leaving the US after ICE agents arrested her husband while he was in a visa interview

By PHILLIP NIETO, US POLITICAL REPORTER Published: 08:17 EST, 22 January 2026 | Updated: 10:29 EST, 22 January 2026 Donald Trump has declared that the US will have ‘total access’ to Greenland as part of a new deal with NATO allies.  The President also promised that a part of America’s ‘Golden Dome’ missile defense system will be

Donald Trump has signalled that a settlement to the devastating Ukraine war could arrive imminently, unveiling his ambitious new ‘Board of Peace’ whilst meeting world leaders at Davos this week. The initiative represents one of the most significant diplomatic moves yet to broker a resolution to the nearly three-year conflict that has claimed hundreds of

Wall Street breathed a collective sigh of relief on Wednesday after President Trump pivoted sharply on his Greenland ambitions, scrapping threatened tariffs against Europe in a move that sent stock indices soaring. The sudden reversal—announced via Truth Social late in the afternoon trading session—erased most of Tuesday’s brutal losses and provided investors with the reassurance

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NUUK, Greenland — President Trump retreated Wednesday from his most serious threats toward Denmark, easing transatlantic tensions and lifting Wall Street after rejecting the prospect he would use military force to annex Greenland, a Danish territory and the world’s largest island. Instead, the United States struck a “framework” agreement in talks with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s

WASHINGTON — President Trump delivered a sharp critique of U.S. allies and rivals alike during a speech at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland on Wednesday, questioning Europe’s political direction, casting doubt on NATO’s reliability and reiterating his intent to push to acquire Greenland. Speaking before an audience of global political and business leaders, Trump said European