Denmark: Greenland Talks Must Respect Territorial Integrity
Denmark and Greenland insist Arctic security talks, including the US Golden Dome plan, must respect Greenland’s territorial integrity and involve Greenlandic participation.
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Trump Reverses Greenland Seizure Threats in Diplomatic Shift
President Trump has paused threatened tariffs and force against Greenland, citing a “productive meeting” with NATO leaders, triggering skepticism in Nuuk and cautious optimism in Brussels.
Trump vows no going back on Greenland; EU slams ‘law of the strongest’
At Davos, President Trump doubled down on his intent to control Greenland, even hinting at force, while EU leaders publicly rejected a ‘law of the strongest’ in international relations.
Trump’s Greenland Gambit Worsens Transatlantic Trust
This week’s Greenland gambit by President Trump has eroded Arctic governance, undercut international law, and deepened a trust deficit within NATO in early 2026.
Canada Models Response to Hypothetical U.S. Invasion
Canada’s military has built its first conceptual model for a hypothetical U.S. invasion in 100 years, underscoring its NATO and NORAD partnership.
Zelenskyy Proposes Dropping NATO Bid for Western Security Guarantees
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy offers to drop NATO membership demands in exchange for U.S. and European security guarantees, marking a strategic shift as fighting continues.
Trump says Russia’s size gives it the upper hand, disputes NATO promise
In a December POLITICO interview, Donald Trump said Russia’s size gives it an advantage in the Ukraine conflict and disputed any promise of NATO membership for Kyiv.
Norway Pledges $500M in Military Aid to Ukraine
Norway will provide 5 billion kroner (~$495M) in military support to Ukraine through NATO’s Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List, supplying artillery shells, HIMARS missiles and guided bombs.
Deep Divisions Persist as New Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Loom
As new Russia-Ukraine peace talks loom, deep divisions over Donbas, troop caps and NATO membership challenge prospects for lasting peace.
US to Reduce Troops on Europe’s Eastern Flank, Romania Says
US informs Romania and NATO of plans to end a rotating brigade at Mihail Kogalniceanu base. Around 1,000 troops will stay as America adjusts its posture on Europe’s eastern flank.