Denmark to pump $2bn into Arctic security as Trump eyes Greenland

[aurenkin@sh.itjust.works]

Somebody set us up the Trump

[buffalox@lemmy.world]

It's almost like Canada is more civilized and generally less hostile towards neighboring countries.
It was kind of funny with that dispute, it's almost sad it got resolved.
Greetings from Denmark.

[maalus@lemmy.world]

Nothing to do there implies there are no resources. Which is untrue, and the reason why the US wants it. "National security" just sounds better to a random dude.

[samus12345@lemm.ee]

*set up us

[isolatedscotch@discuss.tchncs.de]

due to melting ice, opening new shipping routes

this is just sad

[aurenkin@sh.itjust.works]

Omg I've had it wrong all these years

[samus12345@lemm.ee]

It's not just you, it's a very common mistake. Like "arrow to the knee" instead of "arrow in the knee."

[x00z@lemmy.world]

citing its key role in missile defense operations.

So then just ask nicely if you can build missile defenses in your ally's land?

[jol@discuss.tchncs.de]

From all the things I predicted 2025 to have in store for the EU, I didn't expect a war with the USA. What a shit timeline this is.

[njm1314@lemmy.world]

Money that's not being spent to arm Ukraine or prepare against potential Russian invasions of NATO countries. What a useful Ploy this has been. Got to hand it to Putin he knows how to use his tools, however decrepit they may be.

[realitista@lemm.ee]

That's what's so stupid. They already have bases there. Denmark would say yes for sure.

[krompus@lemmy.world]

TIL Whisky War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky_War

[refreeze@lemmy.world]

Canada technically shares a land border with Denmark: Hans Island