The recent events surrounding Greenland have put a spotlight on the shifting dynamics within NATO. The idea of the United States attempting to acquire Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the future of the alliance. The situation took a tu
Europe's far-right leaders are finding themselves in a tricky spot. They've long admired former U. S. President Donald Trump's anti-immigration stance and tough talk. But his recent actions are causing them to distance themselves. Trump's suggestion of buying Greenland from Denmark didn't go down w
In Brussels, NATO's Secretary-General Mark Rutte made a bold statement. He said Europe can't defend itself without the U. S. He believes Europe needs to spend much more on defense to even think about going solo. Rutte was speaking to EU lawmakers. He said Europe and the U. S. need each other. He al
Europe and the U. S. are deeply connected. Every day, Europeans use American tech, energy, and investments. At the same time, Americans rely on European products like software, wine, and medicines. This huge exchange of goods and services adds up to over $5. 4 billion daily. It shows how much both s
Trump recently shared his thoughts on Europe's future at a big meeting. He believes Europe should change its ways to stay strong. He thinks the U. S. has some good ideas that Europe could learn from. He mentioned that Europe's current policies might be making things weaker. He pointed out issues li
Donald Trump's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos was anything but subtle. He kicked things off by talking about Greenland, saying the U. S. should control it but wouldn't use force to make it happen. He argued that no other country could secure Greenland like the U. S. could. Trump also to
The United States is planning to reduce its involvement in certain NATO activities. This includes changes to the alliance's force structure and advisory groups. The move is part of a broader strategy to lessen U. S. military engagement in Europe. The decision comes as a surprise to many. NATO has l
Big US drug companies are pushing Europe to raise their drug prices. They say they might stop sending new medicines to Europe if they don't get what they want. Pfizer's boss, Albert Bourla, said they will stop supplying France if they don't raise their prices. He said they can't accept lower prices
Europe and China are trying to fix a problem with electric cars. The European Union and China have made a new plan. This plan might stop extra fees on some electric cars from China. These cars include the Volkswagen Cupra Tavascan. The European Union wants car companies to promise two things. First
Italy's Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, believes Europe should start talking to Russia again. She thinks this could help end the war in Ukraine. But she does not think Russia should join the G8 group of powerful countries anytime soon. Meloni agrees with France's President, Emmanuel Macron. He also
