NATO chief says he has spoken with Trump about Greenland
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has spoken with US President Donald Trump about Greenland, Rutte wrote on X.
World politics
Canadian prime minister calls situation serious after Trump's tariff threat, says Greenland's future is up to Denmark and Greenland
The Canadian prime minister calls the situation serious after Donald Trump's tariff threat and reiterates that Greenland's future is up to Denmark and Greenland.
Business
Bessent on Greenland: Europe radiates weakness
Europe "exudes weakness" on the Greenland issue, says US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, following President Donald Trump's tariff threats against Sweden and other countries.
Business
Kristersson on US tariff threat: a serious situation
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) emphasizes that "neither Sweden nor the EU lack options to respond" after U.S. tariff threats against Sweden over the Greenland issue. "I hope we avoid this because I think the U.S. should withdraw these threats," the Prime Minister tells TT.
Swedish politics
Swedish military remains in Greenland - Germans leave
The Swedish staff officers sent to Greenland earlier this week are still there, the Swedish Armed Forces say. Henrik Nyström, press secretary at the Swedish Armed Forces, says there is currently no date for their return.
Sweden
Tense wait for Trump's arrival in Davos as world leaders gather at World Economic Forum
With President Donald Trump in the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos, there are once again hopes for a step toward peace in Ukraine. In addition to peace, AI and energy are among the themes as world leaders meet at the World Economic Forum this week. U.S. tariffs are also likely to be a focus.
World politics
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says she called Trump about US tariff threat and said what she thinks
The latest US tariff threat is 'a mistake,' Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says. She says she has also expressed her views to President Trump.
World politics
Expert says internal Trump critics still silent
Public internal criticism of Donald Trump's new tariff threats has so far been conspicuous by its absence. "Where is the line? So far, we have not seen any point at which there has been significant internal resistance to him," says US expert Dag Blanck.
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