Greenland PM: U.S. Won’t Claim the Island
Greenland PM Jens-Frederik Nielsen declared on Facebook that the U.S. will not take control of Greenland, sparking global discussion on local autonomy.
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US Science Exodus: 75% of Researchers Eye Global Moves
A Nature survey shows 75% of U.S. scientists are considering leaving amid funding cuts and policy shifts, hinting at a potential global science exodus.
US Homeland Secretary Wraps Up Latin Tour in Mexico
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem concluded her Latin American tour in Mexico, discussing key security and migration topics with local officials.
US Wine Merchants Brace for 200% Tariff on European Spirits
US wine merchants face a shock as a 200% tariff on European wine and spirits could send prices soaring.
Denmark Rebukes U.S. Tone Over Greenland Comments
Denmark strikes back against U.S. remarks on Greenland, sparking calls for open dialogue over investment and security.
US Port Fee Plan Disrupts Global Shipping Efficiency
The US plan to fine ships made in China is drawing criticism for potentially disrupting global and domestic shipping efficiency, warns expert John Pang.
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Explore the U.S. shiprider agreements with Pacific Island Countries, revealing special law enforcement privileges and strategic aims.
US Greenland Visit Sparks Diplomatic Waves
U.S. Vice President Vance’s altered Greenland visit sparks diplomatic tensions and recalls bold past maneuvers.
U.S. Rollbacks Could Cost Lives & Our Future
New U.S. EPA rollbacks could cost nearly 200,000 lives, sparking fears that short-term gains are risking our long-term future.
Danish Leaders Defend Greenland’s Sovereignty
Danish leaders reaffirm Greenland’s status as an integral part of the Kingdom of Denmark amid U.S. claims and rising tensions.