Greenland

Four of the five parties elected to Greenland’s parliament two weeks ago have agreed to band together in a broad coalition.

On the eve of a visit from JD Vance and other American officials, Denmark’s PM cautions Greenlanders that President Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland “is not going away.”

The U.S. delegation changed the itinerary of their Greenland trip, after initial plans were met with fierce backlash.

The vice president said he would join his wife and visit a Space Force base to “check out what’s going on with the security there.”

Mette Frederiksen vows to “stand against” aggressive overtures from the White House toward Arctic island.

Greenland did not invite an American delegation to come visit this week, the self-ruling island’s government said Monday, flatly denying a claim made by President Donald Trump. …

Greenlandic and Danish politicians fume over trip by top allies of U.S. President Donald Trump.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mette Frederiksen says she considers “mass migration … as a threat to the daily life in Europe.”

Greenland voted for pro-independence party in Tuesday’s election, a decision Trump welcomed.

Chairman of Denmark parliament defense committee says “it would mean war.”

As U.S. joins foreign ministers’ gathering in Quebec, Mélanie Joly warns counterparts that they are next.

Election throws up surprise result as independence from Denmark remains tough to define.

The Democrats party comes first after its leader hit back at the U.S. president who wants to take over the Arctic island.

Tuesday’s election is set to be one of the most consequential in the island’s history.

“The people elected me to do the job, and I’m doing it.”

“We strongly support your right to determine your own future,” Trump tells Greenlanders — before vowing he’ll “try and get” the territory.

Our reporter breaks down what’s really going on in the Arctic.

Opposition builds against U.S. president for embracing Russian narrative on Ukraine war.

Brussels has strengthened its trade toolkit since Donald Trump’s first term. But it would need the broad support of EU countries to strike back hard.

European defense leaders are preparing for a tense gathering with the Trump team.

The vice president faces a perennially difficult task as he attempts to take the MAGA mantle.

Fight Trump or flatter him? Europe’s grim options for trying to avert trade war.

Member of Congress said the U.S. will “proudly welcome” Greenlanders to “join the freest nation to ever exist.”

Kyiv wants to secure the U.S. administration on its side before any peace talks with Russia.