The US and NATO can avoid catastrophe over Greenland and emerge stronger. Here's how.
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President Donald Trump said he will impose escalating tariffs on Denmark and other European nations unless they accept a US deal to purchase Greenland, deepening a transatlantic rift. Three tracks seek to avert a clash: a US Danish Greenlandic working group formed January 14, bipartisan congressional efforts to block any US attack on a NATO ally, and heightened Danish and European military activity in and around Greenland. European contingents are arriving as Denmark expands exercises, while Trump threatens tariffs of 10 percent on February 1 and 25 percent by June. Counterpressure could steer talks toward an Arctic security deal.
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This 60-second summary was prepared by the JQJO editorial team after reviewing 7 original reports from Atlantic Council, The Hans India, metrovaartha.com, japannews.yomiuri.co.jp, The Korea Times, Deccan Chronicle and thesun.my.
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The US and NATO can avoid catastrophe over Greenland and emerge stronger. Here's how.
Atlantic Council The Hans India metrovaartha.com japannews.yomiuri.co.jp The Korea Times Deccan Chronicle
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