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President Donald Trump's aggressive actions to acquire Greenland are rattling much of Europe.

European leaders are in talks to deploy its most powerful economic weapon, known as the "trade bazooka," to counter Trump's fight to buy Greenland.

Joining the international body requires nations to pay $1 billion to fund the board's activities and earn permanent membership.

Israel's recognition of Somaliland has shaken geopolitics in the Horn of Africa and put the territory back in the spotlight of policymakers.

Khamenei's regime is reeling from nationwide protests that cooled after the president said hundreds of executions slated to be carried out had been canceled.

President Donald Trump should stop threatening Greenland and Denmark. He should pursue a deal for increased military and energy rights.

Iran's halting of 800 scheduled executions played a "big impact" in President Trump's decision to not yet authorize military operations.

Lisa Murkowski said Congress has the "tools" to push back if President Donald Trump moves to acquire Greenland.

The remarks came during a press conference at the Heritage Foundation where Machado spoke to reporters following a visit with President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump would want access to Svalbard were he sincere in claiming that the United States needs Greenland for security reasons.