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Macron Stands Firm Against Trump’s Tariff Threats: Calls for a "Unified and Coordinated" European Response
French President Emmanuel Macron has denounced President Donald Trump’s threat to impose punitive tariffs on European allies as "unacceptable." Macron vowed that Europe would respond in a "unified and coordinated manner" to protect its sovereignty and businesses, asserting that France will not be swayed by "intimidation" regarding Greenland, Ukraine, or any other global issue. Macron defended the deployment of French troops to Greenland as part of a NATO-led exercise focused
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Jan 181 min read


FAA Issues Urgent Warning for Flights Over Mexico and South America Amid Secret Military Activities
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has warned pilots to exercise extreme caution when flying over Mexico and several parts of Central and South America. This advisory comes just two weeks after the U.S. military operation in Venezuela. The FAA cited potential risks to aircraft at all altitudes due to unspecified "military activities" that could interfere with navigation systems and GPS signals. The warning covers critical air corridors off the coasts of Mexico, Co
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Jan 181 min read


"Not for Sale": A Quarter of Greenland’s Capital Marches Over Ice to Defy Trump’s Ambitions
In what is being described as the largest protest in the island's history, nearly a quarter of the population of Nuuk braved sub-zero temperatures and snow on Saturday to deliver a clear message to President Donald Trump: "Greenland is not for sale." Accompanied by Prime Minister Jens Frederik Nielsen, protesters marched to the U.S. Consulate, waving national flags and reaffirming their right to self-determination. As the march concluded, news broke of Trump's decision to imp
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Jan 181 min read


Arctic Standoff: Trump Imposes Punitive Tariffs on European Allies Over Greenland; Leaders Vow Not to Be "Blackmailed"
In a major escalation, President Donald Trump has announced a 10% tariff (rising to 25% by June) on goods from eight European allies as punishment for opposing his bid to acquire Greenland. UK PM Keir Starmer slammed the move as "completely wrong," while French President Emmanuel Macron branded it "unacceptable intimidation." The tariffs, set to begin February 1, follow Trump’s insistence that the resource-rich island is vital for U.S. national security. As thousands took to
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Jan 181 min read


Trump Demands Plan for "Quick and Decisive" Strike on Iran; Eyes Reza Pahlavi as Potential Successor
U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly instructed his national security team to ensure that any potential military action against Iran is "swift and decisive," aimed at crippling the regime without triggering a prolonged conflict. According to NBC News , while Trump seeks a surgical blow, his advisors remain cautious about the regime's resilience and the potential for a massive Iranian retaliation. Amid ongoing domestic unrest in Iran, Trump also discussed the possibility
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Jan 151 min read


Macron Defies Trump: France Deploys Troops to Greenland Amid Sovereignty Dispute
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the deployment of French troops to Greenland at Denmark’s request, openly challenging President Donald Trump’s renewed threats to bring the Arctic island under U.S. control. Macron stated that the French forces will join Germany, Sweden, and Norway in "Operation Polar Resilience," a joint military exercise aimed at bolstering Denmark’s security in the region. The move follows Trump’s recent declaration on Truth Social that Greenl
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Jan 151 min read


Trump: US Control of Greenland is "Essential" for This Reason
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday that American control over Greenland is "essential" for the "Golden Dome" air and missile defense system he plans to establish. Writing on social media, Trump, who has vowed to take control of the Arctic island from its ally Denmark, asserted: "The United States needs Greenland for National Security purposes. It is essential for the Golden Dome System we are building." NATO and Global Competition: Trump added that NATO would be
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Jan 141 min read


Denmark Defies Trump: We Will Increase Troops in Greenland
Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen stated on Wednesday that his country would continue to strengthen its military presence in Greenland while enhancing coordination within NATO. This move follows sharp U.S. criticism accusing Copenhagen of neglecting the Arctic territory's defense. "We will continue to bolster our military presence, but we will also focus on increasing maneuvers and the Alliance's footprint in the Arctic," Poulsen said hours before a high-stakes Whit
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Jan 141 min read


Report: US Plans for Venezuelan Oil Threaten Global Carbon Budget by 2050
An analysis by Clement Bernard for the British newspaper The Guardian warns that any massive US move to exploit Venezuela’s oil reserves could consume more than 10% of the remaining global carbon budget required to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Venezuela holds the world's largest proven oil reserves, which, if fully exploited, could single-handedly exhaust the world's entire remaining carbon budget. The Impact of Trump's Expansion: Following the detention of President Nico
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Jan 131 min read


Cuban President Refutes Trump: No Ongoing Talks with America
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel denied on Monday the existence of any political negotiations between his country and the United States, even as President Donald Trump escalates pressure on the island. Díaz-Canel clarified on the "X" platform: "There are no talks with the U.S. government, except for procedural communications regarding migration." Threats and Oil Pressure: This follows Trump's Sunday announcement that Washington was "in discussions" with Havana. Trump had wa
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Jan 121 min read


China Responds to Trump’s Remarks on Greenland
Beijing has urged the United States to refrain from using other countries as pretexts to pursue its own interests. This comes after President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. needs to control Greenland to prevent Russia or China from occupying it in the future. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning emphasized during a press conference on Monday that "the Arctic is an area that concerns the public interests of the entire international community." The "Make a Deal" Pu
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Jan 121 min read


Trump Threatens to Exclude ExxonMobil from Venezuela Following CEO's Skepticism
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Sunday, while aboard Air Force One, that he is "inclined" to exclude ExxonMobil from future oil investments in Venezuela. This follows a tense meeting on Friday where the company’s CEO, Darren Woods, expressed deep skepticism regarding the investment climate in the South American nation following the ouster of Nicolás Maduro. A Clash of Perspectives: Speaking to reporters en route from West Palm Beach to Washington, Trump remarked, "I di
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Jan 121 min read


Trump Seeks $100 Billion Investment, While Exxon CEO Labels Venezuela "Uninvestable"
U.S. President Donald Trump called for a massive $100 billion investment in Venezuela's oil sector during a White House meeting on Friday, but the proposal met a lukewarm reception from top energy executives. Darren Woods, CEO of ExxonMobil, warned that the country is currently "uninvestable," noting that Exxon's assets there have been seized twice in the past. He emphasized that a return would require radical changes far beyond the current status quo. The "Donroe" Approach t
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Jan 111 min read


Maduro’s First Message from Prison: "I am Well and Not Sad"
From his prison cell in Brooklyn, detained Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro confirmed that he is "doing well," according to his son, National Assembly member Nicolás Maduro Guerra. Guerra explained in a video on Saturday night that lawyers informed him his father remains strong, quoting him: "We are not sad (referring also to his wife Cilia Flores); we are well, we are fighters." Release of Political Prisoners: Meanwhile, Venezuela continued releasing political prisoners y
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Jan 111 min read


A High-Stakes Espionage Scandal: German Intelligence Accused of Spying on Obama
The German press has recently uncovered one of the most serious intelligence cases affecting German-American relations since the Cold War. Reports indicate that specialized technical units of the German Foreign Intelligence Service (BND) spent years intercepting the phone calls of former U.S. President Barack Obama, including communications made from aboard Air Force One. The Turning Point: This leak revives the sensitive file opened in 2013 when Edward Snowden revealed that
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Jan 61 min read


After Maduro's Arrest, Trump Launches a Modified Version of the "Monroe Doctrine"
Days after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a U.S. military operation, President Donald Trump hinted that he is setting his sights on other countries, leaving the world wondering who is next. On Sunday, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump mentioned Colombia, Cuba, Greenland, Mexico, and Iran. After previously criticizing interventionist policies, Trump now asserts he is applying the "Donroe Doctrine"—a play on the 1823 "Monroe Doctrine," whi
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Jan 61 min read


Why Will Venezuela's Oil Production Increase Be Delayed Until the End of the Decade?
The ANZ Group (ANZ) has predicted that investors betting on a surge in Venezuela’s oil production will need massive financial resources and significant patience. According to Bloomberg, the country's decaying infrastructure requires billions of dollars in investments to recover. Strategists Daniel Hynes and Soni Kumari noted in a Tuesday memo that typical timeframes for boosting production will likely be longer in Venezuela than elsewhere due to the sector's unique challenges
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Jan 61 min read


Colombian President Calls for Mass Protests in Response to Trump's Accusations
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called on his citizens to participate in mass nationwide demonstrations next Wednesday to express their commitment to national sovereignty, following accusations made by U.S. President Donald Trump. In a post on "X" on Monday evening, Petro urged the Colombian people to defend their nation: "Raise the Colombian flag in your homes. We will gather in all squares across Colombia next Wednesday at 4:00 PM. It is time to defend national sovere
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Jan 61 min read


Trump Aide: Greenland Legitimately Belongs to America
Stephen Miller, a senior advisor to President Donald Trump, stated that Greenland legitimately belongs to the United States and that the Trump administration could seize the semi-autonomous Danish territory if it wished to do so. In remarks to CNN, when repeatedly asked if he would rule out military force, Miller replied: "No one is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland." A New World Order: The New York Times reported that Miller’s comments
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Jan 61 min read


The U.S. President claims Denmark is "incapable of securing the island"
The Prime Minister of Greenland, the Arctic island territory of Denmark, responded to repeated threats from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding its annexation, stating: "That is enough." In a Facebook post, Prime Minister Frederik Nielsen (referenced as Múte B. Egede in some contexts) wrote: "No more pressure. No more hints. No more annexation delusions. We are open to dialogue. We are open to discussions. But this must be through the correct channels and in compliance with
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Jan 51 min read
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