The U.S. embassy in Copenhagen stated that there are no current plans to increase the military presence in Greenland, despite President Trump’s interest in acquiring the Arctic island. The U.S. emphasized the importance of working closely with Denmark and Greenland to address common security needs, particularly concerning the island’s strategic significance for the U.S. military and ballistic missile early-warning system. Trump’s comments on potentially using military or economic actions to secure control of Greenland were noted, but the embassy affirmed the focus on collaboration with Denmark and Greenland.
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TMC, BJP trade blame over Bengal unrest over waqf law
Waqf bill protest in Bengal Kolkata's Murshidabad district saw sharp clashes between the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and BJP over ongoing violence, with TMC accusing the BJP of instigating unrest to further its agenda while BJP's Suvendu Adhikari called for President's rule, citing a breakdown of law and order. TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh criticized the protests as disruptive and politically motivated, asserting that Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee would ensure no harmful provisions of the waqf law...
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