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‘No quick fix’: Readers divided on Greenland threat and rejoining the EU
Our community is divided over analysis from world affairs editor Sam Kiley, which suggested Donald Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland should prompt the UK to rethink its relationship with the EU
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independent.co.uk
Trump floats tariffs on countries that ‘don’t go along’ with his plans for Greenland
Trump has argued the U.S. must acquire Greenland for national security
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EU calls emergency meeting with all 27 countries over Trump’s Greenland tariff threat
In Copenhagen, demonstrators chanted ‘Greenland is not for sale’ and displayed slogans such as ‘No means No’ and ’Hands off Greenland’
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Starmer says Trump’s threat to impose tariffs over Greenland is ‘completely wrong’
US president accuses several countries of playing ‘a dangerous game’
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Why does Trump want Greenland? Five possible reasons after tariff threat
The island’s strategic location above the Arctic Circle makes it a focal point in global security and trade debates
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UK could become Trump’s poodle if it fails to invest in defence, Badenoch warns
Her comments come after Trump threatened to slap fresh tariffs on the UK and Europe over their opposition to his threats to annex Greenland
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economist.com
As divisions over Greenland grow, Europe examines its options
Donald Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland force Europeans to count their arrows
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Europe warns of ‘dangerous downward spiral’ after Trump’s Greenland tariff threat
UK needs to have ‘adult debate’ with US, culture secretary says, as EU warns of ‘dangerous downward spiral’
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‘No quick fix’: Readers divided on Greenland threat and rejoining the EU
Our community is divided over analysis from world affairs editor Sam Kiley, which suggested Donald Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland should prompt the UK to rethink its…
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In full: What Norway’s leader told Trump to warrant furious reaction
Norway shared its full exchange with Donald Trump after the US president refused to rule out invading Greenland and is now weighing tariffs on allies including the United Kingdom
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The three ways Europe can hit back at Trump over Greenland
European leaders have made bullish threats of a response to Trump’s latest tariff threats. But economists tell Craig Hoyle that an extended trade war would be a ‘worst-case…
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No military force on Greenland but Trump’s biggest threat came in what he didn’t say
Trump has backed away from using force against Greeland but that doesn’t leave Europe any safer, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley