US EditionGreenland scare makes Europe confront US-free NATO
Denmark plans a $2.3 billion Arctic defense expansion in Greenland, reinforcing sovereignty and NATO coordination amid rising Russian and Chinese military activity, officials said.
- European leaders need to consider a future without U.S. strategic support for NATO due to the Greenland crisis.
- The Greenland crisis has highlighted the possibility of direct confrontation with Washington.
- Leaders must expedite the formation of a U.S.-free defensive alliance among the EU, the UK, and Norway.
- If the EU, UK, and Norway spent 3.5% of their GDP on defense, their combined military spending could reach approximately $955 billion.
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How Greenland Gives the U.S. New Leverage Over Russia’s Arctic Energy Strategy
Until U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent comments pushed it into public view, Greenland was widely regarded as a geopolitical footnote: immense, frozen, sparsely inhabited, and far from the centre of global power politics. Yet in strategic terms it sits at the hinge of the 21st?century Arctic contest. As climate change opens northern sea routes and unlocks previously inaccessible energy reserves, the region is shifting from a frozen buffer zon…
The Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, wants a permanent NATO mission in Greenland and calls on the EU partner countries to support, in the ongoing negotiations with the United States, the "red lines that are not Danish, but European, and should be global." The Danish government thus reaffirms itself against the option put forward by Trump, who considers the United States to be the "only" actor capable of effectively protecting the Arctic…
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einnews.comGermany, France, others rebuke Trump's NATO troop disrespect
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said it would show "decency" for Donald Trump to apologize for comments on NATO troops in Afghanistan. "But we all know how the US president operates," Pistorius added.
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