Sending Troops to Greenland? Macron’s Latest Stunt
Talk about the “sovereignty” of “Europe’s borders” rings hollow when Brussels regularly bullies the member states that defend the bloc’s external borders.
Talk about the “sovereignty” of “Europe’s borders” rings hollow when Brussels regularly bullies the member states that defend the bloc’s external borders.
The move follows a “fiery” call between the U.S. president and Danish PM over the future of Greenland.
The brutal treatment of the Inuit by the Danes legitimizes any desire for Greenland’s independence or annexation to another state. This is what Europeans fear—and why they take Trump’s comments seriously.
On the southern tip of Greenland, ice floes used by polar bears to hunt are absent for up to eight months out of the year: good news for those who worry climate change might one day drive polar bears into extinction.
The Danish government has settled a lawsuit from a group of Inuit, ethnic Greenlanders, who were removed from their home territory by Danish authorities in 1951 as part of a social experiment. According to KNR, the Greenlandic Broadcasting Corporation, six of the children who are still alive will each receive DKK 250,000 (€32,500). A total […]