US EditionMiller: ‘Nobody’s going to fight the United States militarily’ over Greenland
Stephen Miller claims US dominance in NATO justifies control over mineral-rich Greenland amid rising tensions, despite strong opposition from Denmark and European allies.
- On Monday, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller said the United States could take control of Greenland without military resistance, presenting it as US policy during a CNN interview.
- Following the Venezuela raid, the administration linked Greenland's strategic location and rare earths to national security, following Donald Trump, US President's renewed call after capturing Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan leader.
- Miller challenged Denmark's claim by saying the US dominates NATO and argued `Obviously Greenland should be part of the U.S`.
- Governments in Europe and Denmark issued a joint statement on Tuesday defending Greenland's sovereignty, with Mette Frederiksen warning a US takeover would end NATO and Jens-Frederik Nielsen rejecting annexation rhetoric.
- The administration's appointment of a special envoy to Greenland angered Denmark, while Katie Miller posted a US-flagged map with SOON as Trump claimed, `Greenland is covered with Russian and Chinese ships all over the place`.
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When Stephen Miller declares that the United States has the right to annex Greenland, you must listen to him. Or when he speaks of anything else. This 40-year-old man, a lover of custom suits and officially deputy chief of staff of the White House, is despite his anodino position one of the most influential figures of the government in Washington. Perhaps the one who goes beyond the president of the United States, Donald Trump, who trusts him ab…
Tyler Cowen: ‘Buying’ Greenland Is Not an Option
After catching President Donald Trump’s eye in his first term, Greenland has reemerged as a prospect for U.S. acquisition. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has told lawmakers that the U.S. seeks to buy the island, Trump asserts that we need it for defense reasons, and White House adviser Stephen Miller insists that Greenland should “obviously” be part of the United States.Overall, I am becoming more nervous rather than pleased, as I hold two views…
For the Economist, we work on a treaty of free association. While the faithful Stephen Miller provokes the Danes. The willing: "Inviolable borders," the island is part of NATO.The Trump administration does not go back on Greenland, while the tension between Washington and the Old Continent grows. "This has been the formal position of the United States government since the beginning of this administration - frankly we could go back to the previou…
Donald Trump wants the United States to own Greenland. The problem is that Greenland is already part of Denmark and most Greenlands do not want to be part of the United States. Politicians show in an analysis that the leader of the...
Miller says no one would stop U.S. from seizing Greenland
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