European Leaders Condemn US Tariffs Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump has made good on his threat to impose tariffs on European countries opposing the US' bid to purchase Greenland, sparking widespread condemnation from leaders across the continent. The tariffs, which are set to increase from 10% to 25%, will be slapped on "any and all goods sent to the United States of America," according to a statement issued by Trump.
Macron Warns Against Intimidation
French President Emmanuel Macron has called Trump's tariff threat "unacceptable" and warned that no amount of intimidation can persuade European nations to change their stance on Greenland. The move is seen as an attempt to divide Europe and quash opposition over the Danish territory, which is home to a native Inuit population.
UK Prime Minister Starsmer Slams Trump
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has described Trump's decision to impose tariffs on the UK and seven other European countries over Greenland as "completely wrong." The UK government has stated that it will not be intimidated by the US' move and is committed to defending Europe's interests.
Thousands of Greenlanders March Against Trump's Takeover
In a show of defiance, thousands of Greenlanders took to the streets on Saturday to protest against Trump's bid to purchase the Danish territory. Protesters waved their national flag and chanted "Greenland is not for sale" in an attempt to send a message to Washington.
US Federal Forces Use Less-Lethal Munitions Against Protesters
Two protesters who were injured during an anti-ICE protest in California have been blinded by less-lethal munitions deployed by federal officers, according to reports. The incident has raised concerns about the use of force policies employed by US authorities.
Trump Buys Millions in Netflix and Warner Bros Bonds
In a surprise move, Trump has bought at least $1m worth of bonds in Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery (WBD), according to a financial disclosure form. This comes after he stated that he would be involved in a proposed merger between the two companies.
Man Accused of Aiming Laser at Trump Helicopter Acquitted
A man who was accused of aiming a laser at presidential helicopter Marine One while it was transporting Trump has been acquitted by a jury in just 35 minutes, according to reports.
US President Donald Trump has made good on his threat to impose tariffs on European countries opposing the US' bid to purchase Greenland, sparking widespread condemnation from leaders across the continent. The tariffs, which are set to increase from 10% to 25%, will be slapped on "any and all goods sent to the United States of America," according to a statement issued by Trump.
Macron Warns Against Intimidation
French President Emmanuel Macron has called Trump's tariff threat "unacceptable" and warned that no amount of intimidation can persuade European nations to change their stance on Greenland. The move is seen as an attempt to divide Europe and quash opposition over the Danish territory, which is home to a native Inuit population.
UK Prime Minister Starsmer Slams Trump
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has described Trump's decision to impose tariffs on the UK and seven other European countries over Greenland as "completely wrong." The UK government has stated that it will not be intimidated by the US' move and is committed to defending Europe's interests.
Thousands of Greenlanders March Against Trump's Takeover
In a show of defiance, thousands of Greenlanders took to the streets on Saturday to protest against Trump's bid to purchase the Danish territory. Protesters waved their national flag and chanted "Greenland is not for sale" in an attempt to send a message to Washington.
US Federal Forces Use Less-Lethal Munitions Against Protesters
Two protesters who were injured during an anti-ICE protest in California have been blinded by less-lethal munitions deployed by federal officers, according to reports. The incident has raised concerns about the use of force policies employed by US authorities.
Trump Buys Millions in Netflix and Warner Bros Bonds
In a surprise move, Trump has bought at least $1m worth of bonds in Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery (WBD), according to a financial disclosure form. This comes after he stated that he would be involved in a proposed merger between the two companies.
Man Accused of Aiming Laser at Trump Helicopter Acquitted
A man who was accused of aiming a laser at presidential helicopter Marine One while it was transporting Trump has been acquitted by a jury in just 35 minutes, according to reports.
Can't believe the US is trying to strong-arm Europe over Greenland 
It's like they think no one will stand up to them? Macron and Starmer are totally right to say this is a bad move - it's just gonna make things worse between the US and EU. And what's with Trump trying to buy bonds in Netflix and Warner Bros? Is he really trying to be a Hollywood mogul now? 
The fact that thousands of Greenlanders took to the streets to protest against his takeover shows they're not having it either 
... European leaders are straight up condemning him over the tariffs thingy on Greenland and now he's buying bonds in Netflix? Like what's next? 
. Trump needs to chill out and stop trying to bully everyone into getting what he wants 
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? Macron and Starmer are right, though - we can't be intimidated by this kind of bullying behavior. It's actually kinda refreshing to see some European leaders stand up for themselves like that 
This whole Greenland thing is getting messy! I don't get why Trump's gotta make an example outta Europe like this 
. Newsflash, Trump: we're not afraid of you and your tariffs 
. And what's up with all these protests in Greenland? I got love for those people who are standing up for their homeland 
. Can't say I agree with Macron or Starmer on this one, though... I think they should've tried negotiating instead of throwing threats around 
. But hey, at least Trump's getting some laughs outta it... buying Netflix and Warner Bros bonds? That's just rich