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The U.S. has Greenland (and foreign policy) exactly upside down

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Geopolitically and strategically, Greenland is as important as everyone including President Donald Trump thinks.

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The Seattle Times

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The U.S. has Greenland (and foreign policy) exactly upside down

Geopolitically and strategically, Greenland is as important as everyone including President Donald Trump thinks.

1 month ago·Seattle, United States

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Politiken

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The story of when the US moved into Greenland – and got stuck

Greenland was once a military hub for the United States, with thousands of soldiers and an extensive network of bases, weather stations and airfields. Today, only Pituffik Space Base remains, manned by 200 men. How did it come about?

1 month ago·Copenhagen, Denmark

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung

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Greenland's Greatest Trump Fan: From Hope to Outcast

Three months have passed since he greeted Donald Trump junior at Nuuk Airport. Does Trump's biggest fan in Greenland still look optimistically into the future?

1 month ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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Le Point.fr

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Greenland, an American obsession for 150 years

The United States continues to covet this polar region, a geostrategic zone and today at stake of mining resources and rare earths.

1 month ago·Paris, France

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France Info

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Behind Trump's statements on Greenland, an economic and geostrategic issue

What is hidden from Donald Trump's obsession with annexing Greenland? Radio France's investigation team has investigated the real reasons why the US president is looking into this territory, which is as big as France four times.

1 month ago·Strasbourg, France

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