Denmark accused of forcibly taking Greenlandic children
“It is not okay to take a newborn child from a mother. This has to stop”
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
“It is not okay to take a newborn child from a mother. This has to stop”
Bereaved families and the AA say the government’s long-awaited strategy to cut road deaths does not go far enough, with “missed opportunities” to save young drivers.
Concerns over US plans for Greenland continue to mount in Europe. A report in the Wall Street Journal suggests that US President Donald Trump’s preferred option is to buy the autonomous territory from Denmark. But the White House has also issued a statement saying all options remain on the table – including military action. Greenland and Denmark have requested an urgent meeting with the US to make their positions clear.
“On behalf of the Venezuelan people, we are grateful for the historical actions he has taken.”
The Nobel Peace Prize winner said she would ‘love to share’ the award with Trump and praised him for his “courageous vision”
President Donald Trump doubled down on his vow to bring Greenland under United States control. This comes despite calls by Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen for him to stop threatening the territory.President Donald Trump doubled down on his vow to bring Greenland under United States control. This comes despite calls by Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen for him to …
After the capture of Venezuela’s leader Nicolás Maduro, attention turns to the country’s vast oil reserves. US refineries rely on heavy crude to keep running — and Venezuela has plenty of it. But why does the US need it so badly?
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Iranians are protesting across the country against an economic crisis that has increased inflation, dropped the value of the currency and pushed up the cost of food and basic household items.
Henrik Dahl, Danish MEP, is our guest as we discuss rising tension between the United States and Denmark
“In the United States of America, you don’t have to apologise for being white anymore”
American Vice President JD Vance said that Americans do not have to apologise for being white, downplaying the realities of groups who face actual discrimination, during the Turning Point USA convention in Phoenix, Arizona.
Tensions heightened in the Caribbean after the US seized a second oil tanker near Venezuela. The move followed a recent US blockade on Venezuelan oil exports, a series of strikes on vessels that reportedly killed at least 100 people and new US military deployments in the region.
A shooter opened fire on December 13 at the elite Ivy League university in Providence, Rhode Island, triggering a campus lockdown and launching a manhunt.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday he had visited troops fending off Russian advances near the embattled city of Kupiansk that Moscow claimed to have captured last month, which Kyiv denies.
As the US cracks down on immigration and increases deportations, the Trump administration has opened a new pathway of entry for the rich. Here’s how the $1M Gold Card works
Ukrainian sea drones hit an oil tanker that is part of Russia’s shadow fleet, inflicting critical damage as it travelled through Ukraine’s exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea en route to the Russian port of Novorossiysk on December 10.
Ukraine makes changes to US President Donald Trump’s ‘Peace plan’ Dave Keating, our correspondant in Brussels Belgium, has more.
The IDF launches strikes on Hezbollah and Hamas targets in southern Lebanon following repeated ceasefire violations; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu makes a rare visit to the IDF buffer zone in Syria
The US has deployed its largest warship, the USS Gerald R. Ford, to the Latin America region, escalating tensions with Venezuela. Washington says the move targets drug trafficking, while President Maduro calls it an attempt to oust him from power.
Taiwan is free, vibrant, and coveted by China. This week, we look beyond the headlines to see how democracy endures in the shadow of an increasingly assertive Beijing, what daily life on the island feels like, and why so many outsiders still misunderstand its story
President Trump remained ambiguous about potential US military action in Venezuela, acknowledging the possibility of regime change but denying any immediate plans for war.