In early 2026, President Donald Trump ignited global controversy by advocating for the U.S. takeover of Greenland, citing its military significance and mineral wealth. His aggressive stance prompted backlash from Danish and Greenlandic leaders, leading to threats of economic tariffs against European nations with troops on the island. Al Jazeera reported on the ensuing political tension, which strained transatlantic relations and raised concerns for the local Inuit population. The situation underscored the implications for modern military alliances and regional security.
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