Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the U.S.’s longstanding interest in Greenland, warning against dismissing President Donald Trump’s push for control of the mineral-rich territory, which he deemed a serious issue with historical roots dating back to the 1860s. Putin emphasized that the U.S. has firm plans for Greenland, linked to its geo-strategic, military-political, and economic interests in the Arctic, as Vice President JD Vance leads a U.S. delegation to the region. Despite opposition from Greenland and Denmark, Trump continues to pursue annexation, prompting Putin to caution against underestimating America’s intentions.
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Protests postponed after pharmacy funding boost
The UK government has reached a new funding agreement with pharmacy negotiators in England, prompting some pharmacies to postpone planned protests. The deal includes an increase in funding to £3.1bn in 2025/26, mental health support, and free morning-after pills at pharmacies. While welcomed as a step in the right direction, pharmacy representatives warn that the funding may not cover rising costs and potential closures. Full Article
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