France, Canada Open Consulates in Greenland as Trump Threats Raise Tensions

France, Canada Open Consulates in Greenland as Trump Threats Raise Tensions

France and Canada opened consulates in Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, on February 6, 2026. Canadian officials traveled to the city for the ceremony. Additionally French representatives arrived to establish their outpost. This move expanded diplomatic presence in the Arctic island, which previously hosted only US and Icelandic consulates. Prior Plans and Timing Canada first revealed intentions…

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UK Will Not Yield to Trump Pressure Over Greenland, Says PM Starmer

UK Will Not Yield to Trump Pressure Over Greenland, Says PM Starmer

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer firmly stated that he will not yield to pressure from US President Donald Trump over Greenland. He emphasized this during Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons. Starmer added that Britain will uphold its principles and values despite threats of tariffs. Moreover Starmer highlighted his commitment to Greenland’s self-determination….

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Any Decision on Greenland Belongs to Denmark, Says Keir Starmer

Any Decision on Greenland Belongs to Denmark, Says Keir Starmer

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer firmly stated that Greenland’s future rests with Denmark and its people. He made this declaration during a press conference on January 19, 2026. Starmer emphasized respect among allies amid rising tensions. Additionally, he criticized the U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff threats. Trump warned of imposing duties on European nations that…

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UK Talks With European Allies on Sending Troops to Greenland

UK Talks With European Allies on Sending Troops to Greenland

The United Kingdom leads talks with European allies to deploy troops in Greenland. Officials aim to deter President Donald Trump‘s push for annexation. Furthermore they focus on strengthening security against threats from Russia and China. Senior defence leaders sketch plans for a NATO-led mission. This includes stationing troops, naval vessels, and aircraft on the island….

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