Trump's words on Greenland and borders ring alarms in Europe, but officials have a measured response
- President-Elect Donald Trump has suggested expanding U.S. Borders into Canada and Greenland, raising alarms in Europe about potential military action.
- European officials believe Trump does not intend to invade Greenland, with the British and French foreign ministers stating they can't foresee such an event.
- Analysts express concern that Trump's rhetoric could damage U.S.-European relations and international norms, warning of turbulence ahead for trans-Atlantic ties.
- Security analyst Alexander Khara compared Trump's claims about Greenland to Putin's actions in Crimea, labeling the suggestion of flexible borders as a dangerous precedent.
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