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Trump's Controversial Aspirations for Greenland and Beyond Spark Global Outcry

President-elect Donald Trump's comments on acquiring Greenland and other territories have provoked strong reactions from international leaders and concerns over geopolitical stability.

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  1. Greenland’s prime minister calls for calm after Trump comments

    Even though we would like to show differences between the parties, I would like to appeal that we stand together for our country and our future and not panic because of the situation that has arisen.

    Greenland’s prime minister calls for calm after Trump comments

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  2. Pressure on China and pure 'trolling': Why Trump is pushing an expansionist agenda

    Trump’s willingness to provoke longtime U.S. allies and throw out unexpected demands gives a glimpse of the domestic, and global, shakeup he hopes to accomplish.

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  3. Russia says closely watching Trump’s Greenland claims

    Kaja Kallas said that Greenland’s sovereignty must be respected.

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  4. Canadian official on Trump 51st state remarks: ‘The joke is over’

    LeBlanc, Canada’s finance and intergovernmental affairs minister, criticized President-elect Trump’s remarks about a U.S-Canada merger, stating that they were no longer funny and emphasized that "the joke is over."

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  5. Kremlin says it's watching Trump's pursuit of Greenland closely

    However feasible or not they might be, with interest, particularly given its own interests in the Arctic, a region where it has expanded its own political, economic and military influence in recent decades.

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  6. Kremlin breaks silence on Donald Trump's Greenland proposal

    Peskov was referring to the illegal annexations of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.

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  7. Italy's Meloni hopes to attend Trump inauguration; downplays Greenland remarks

    "I think we can exclude that the United States in the coming years will try to use force to annex territory that interests it," said Meloni, who travelled last weekend to visit Trump at his Mar-a-Lago estate and intends to attend his inauguration.

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  8. A Trump Formula for Greenland: Control Without Ownership?

    Although China is 1,000 miles south of the Arctic Circle, Beijing declares China to be a “near Arctic” nation. From east and west, China increasingly probes the Arctic.

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  9. Russia keeping close eye on Trump's claim to Greenland

    The Kremlin ridiculed the European response, suggesting it was reacting "very timidly... almost in a whisper".

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  10. Worrying or welcome? What Greenland residents think of Trump’s bid to buy the island

    While some of those questioned described Trump’s interest as “dangerous” and “worrying,” others suggested they might “have more trust in Trump” and “choose the USA.”

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Updated: Jan 9th, 2025, 3:25 PM ET

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President-elect Donald Trump’s comments about potentially using military or economic force to acquire Greenland, Canada, and control the Panama Canal have incited significant concern among international leaders. Danish officials and Greenland's prime minister firmly rejected these ambitions, emphasizing the territories' sovereignty. Trump’s rhetoric has drawn scrutiny from NATO allies and Russia, with concerns it could fuel geopolitical tensions. The Kremlin's spokesperson stated they are closely monitoring the situation, while European leaders expressed alarm at the implications of Trump's remarks for international relations.


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