Trump refuses to rule out use of military force to take control of Greenland and the Panama Canal By WILL WEISSERT and ZEKE MILLER Associated Press Jan 7, 2025 Updated Apr 4, 2025 1 of 2 ...

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Trump cast doubts on the legitimacy of Denmark's claim to Greenland. The Panama Canal has been solely controlled by the eponymous country for more than 25 years.

French President Emmanuel Macron visited Greenland, sending a pointed message about its sovereignty on his way to a Group of Seven meeting in Canada with President Donald Trump.

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Macron, who was visiting Greenland for the first time, said 'it means a lot to me ... to convey a message of friendship and solidarity from France and the European Union.' ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth would not deny that the Pentagon has plans for a possible military invasion of Greenland and Panama when pressed by lawmakers during a congressional hearing on Thursday.

French President Emmanuel Macron has landed in Greenland, the Danish territory coveted by Trump, carrying a 'message of solidarity and friendship' from France and the European Union.

Trump previously said that he wouldn't rule out military intervention or economic penalties to achieve his goals on Greenland and the Panama Canal.

Why It Matters President Donald Trump has suggested the United States could annex Greenland or take back the Panama Canal at several times throughout his presidency. Critics say his comments could ...