Greenland wants to be defended by NATO
The Greenland government wants the island's defense to be under NATO auspices to counter a U.S. takeover. The government emphasizes that it will "under no circumstances" accept U.S. wishes.
WorldThe Greenland government wants the island's defense to be under NATO auspices to counter a U.S. takeover. The government emphasizes that it will "under no circumstances" accept U.S. wishes.
WorldThe strategic importance of the Arctic is only growing, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, U.S. General Alexus Grynkewich, noted; Sweden plays an important role there.
SwedenThe government wants to expand Sweden's air defense so that the civilian population also receives protection against air attacks. Construction of a new territorial air defense is to begin at a cost of 15 billion kronor.
Swedish politicsThe Social Democrats want a NATO-based multinational force on Gotland. "I want us to build a bastion in the northern corner of Europe," Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson says.
SwedenBoth boycotts and a so-called “trade bazooka” are being considered as Europe grapples with the right way to deal with Donald Trump’s threat to take over Greenland. It is a duty to say no, says former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin.
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