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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
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theguardian.com
The Guardian view on Trump and Greenland: get real! Bullying is not strength | Editorial
Editorial: Tariff threats over the Arctic island expose the limits of coercive diplomacy. Europe’s united response and pushback shows fear is fading
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bbc.com
Greenland: Europe is ditching its softly-softly approach to Trump
Transatlantic relations aren't broken, though they are damaged. And if Europeans want to try to cut through with Trump, they'll have to stick together, writes Europe Editor Katya…
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independent.co.uk
Trump-Greenland latest: President threatens to ‘100%’ carry out tariffs
The soldiers landed in Greenland after Denmark announced it was sending a ‘substantial contribution’ of its Armed Forces to the Arctic
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Why Greenland shows only one rule applies in Trump’s dangerous global power-grab
From Greenland to Venezuela, Iran to Ukraine, Donald Trump has shaken the world and reshaped global alliances to shore up a new world order under three kings, explains word…
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Trump leaks personal messages from Macron and Rutte responding to Greenland moves
Trump also shared an AI image of him talking to European leaders in The White House with the American Flag over Greenland
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Trump-Greenland latest: President’s Davos flight turns back over ‘electrical issue’
US president said European leaders will ‘find out’ how far he is ready to go to acquire Greenland
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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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Trump promises not to use force to take Greenland but still wants it to be part of US
The 79-year-old president demands ‘immediate negotiations’ over Greenland but confuses it with Iceland multiple times in speech to World Economic Forum
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Trump hits out at Europe and doubles down on Greenland demands – but won’t use force
Trump calls for immediate talks to discuss acquiring the Danish territory – but says he will ‘not use force’ to take it over
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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
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lemonde.fr
A brief respite in the transatlantic crisis
EDITORIAL. There is no guarantee that Donald Trump's unexpected about-face on Greenland will be the last. The crisis between the US and the EU, which the American president has…
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telegraph.co.uk
Trump has backed off over Greenland. Was it the threat of Europe’s economic superweapon?
Brussels holds trillions in US bonds. Selling them off could be devastating for America
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Did Trump chicken out on Greenland? | The Latest
The US president has backed down in the row over Greenland after threatening Europe with tariffs and the potential use of military force
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What is in Trump’s Greenland ‘deal’ – and what is missing?
US president abruptly dropped threats against allies after talks with Nato chief on the ‘framework’ of a deal that does not involve selling Greenland
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Greenland latest: Trump claims deal will give him ‘total access’ to Danish territory
US president angers allies by claiming Nato troops ‘stayed a little back’ from frontlines in Afghanistan
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Stock up on food: Greenlanders told how to prepare for invasion after Trump threat
The government released an 11-page manual with ‘practical and simple advice’ for households on the same day Trump ruled out a takeover by force
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Trump’s Greenland U-turn was spectacular. The lesson for Europe: strongmen understand only strength | Nathalie Tocci
With conflict over Greenland averted for now, European leaders will be tempted to retreat to their comfort zone of cowardice. But the next crisis will soon be here, says Guardian…