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Trump's spies in Greenland: Editor-in-Chief expects to be monitored

Summary by Ekstra Bladet
US President Trump's expansion of intelligence work in Greenland has prompted the editor-in-chief to change his working methods. He himself expects to be monitored, he says
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Trump's spies in Greenland: Editor-in-Chief expects to be monitored

US President Trump's expansion of intelligence work in Greenland has prompted the editor-in-chief to change his working methods. He himself expects to be monitored, he says

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