Head of Greenland base Vance visited is fired
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In a post to X, Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell wrote alongside a link to the Military.com report, "Actions to undermine the chain of command or to subvert President Trump's agenda will not be tol...
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The commander of the Pituffik Space Base in Greenland recently visited by Vice President JD Vance was removed from command on Thursday due to a "loss of confidence," the Space Force said in a stateme...
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Col Susannah Meyers had been removed from her role at Pituffik Space Base due to a "loss of confidence in her ability to lead".
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Mining companies say President Trump has highlighted Greenland's supply of critical minerals, but some fear his aggressive rhetoric will set back their efforts.
Greenland appointed its first Arctic ambassador on Friday, pledging to promote sustainable economic development for indigenous people and advance green energy transitions for polar communities as it prepares to chair the Arctic Council.
A handful of wealthy, politically connected Silicon Valley investors are reportedly eyeing Greenland’s icy shores as the site for a techno-utopian “freedom city.”
The island’s population might not be easily convinced as the president tries to clinch what he may see as one of history’s greatest real estate deals.
Denmark's parliament on Friday took an important step towards ratifying a defence cooperation deal with the United States that expands the U.S. military's rights in the Nordic country despite a diplomatic dispute over Greenland.
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Donald Trump's nominee for ambassador to Denmark proposed Greenland become a libertarian tech "freedom city," sources said.
The Pentagon removed Col. Susannah Meyers from command of the U.S. military’s Greenland base Thursday after she criticized Vice President
Denmark's parliament on Friday took an important step towards ratifying a defence cooperation deal with the United States that expands the U.S. military's rights in the Nordic country despite a diplomatic dispute over Greenland.
President Donald Trump is considering offering every resident of Greenland an annual cash payout as part of his campaign to win over the island. His administration has moved forward on a formal plan to acquire the Arctic island from Denmark, the New York ...