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The Greenland crisis has been averted—for now—and European leaders may have learned a key lesson in how to handle Trump
The Damage Has Been Done In a New Year’s Address that will go down in history, not for the temporal scope of its inflated banalities—“Everything seems easier when we look back at the past and perhaps even when we look into the future”—but for its questionable credulity, Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen called NATO “stronger than ever before.” She praised recent progress on security in the North Atlantic, while warning that “Europe must be able to do even more by itself.” Then she said ...
It is right and proper for the Lords to challenge deeply problematic legislation Source
As his Greenland myopia further strains the postwar order, MAGA International and D.C. Republicans alike feel the consequences
The vessel, named Grinch, was stopped by the French navy as it travelled through waters between Spain and Morocco
The article explores the recent decline in fentanyl overdose rates, examining key factors and interventions that have contributed to this positive trend in public health.
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The article argues that the U.S. should intervene to prevent the transfer of the Chagos Islands from British control, citing strategic and geopolitical concerns in the region.