Greenland, Eu and Trump
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The European Parliament is considering putting on hold the European Union's implementation of the trade deal struck with the United States in protest over threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to seize Greenland.
The alliance is already broken, officials say, so why not threaten to cut ties with America on military collaboration?
Bloomberg reporters answer questions about Trump’s repeated demands to take over Greenland and how that affects ties with European allies and NATO.
Approving deal despite Trump's claims would be seen as 'rewarding' him, lawmakers say in letter to European Parliament president - Anadolu Ajansı
Leaders wanted to use next month’s castle “retreat” to talk about turning around the bloc’s economy — but there are other fires to extinguish.
Serious questions have been raised after Donald Trump refused to rule out military intervention when voicing his plan to 'take over' Greenland. The US leader first expressed an in
The next phase of the US-sponsored Gaza peace plan involves setting up a "Board of Peace." Trump wants to chair it and, even though it's been heavily criticized, Europeans also want a seat.
Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius recently said Article 42.7 of the EU Treaty would “definitely” apply if the US invaded the mineral-rich Danish territory
Last January, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he was eager to have an ally in the White House to go after foreign regulations “pushing” American tech firms “to censor more” content.
The US and Greenland will likely reach some kind of beneficial agreement, according to US Ambassador to Belgium Bill White, who underlined President Donald Trump’s commitment to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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