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Congress has moved aggressively to constrain any unilateral U.S. military seizure of Greenland, but its votes are mixed: lawmakers introduced multiple bills and resolutions expressly to bar force or r...
Only one NATO member — Germany — has publicly announced a specific, finalized small contingent and a narrow timeline for deployment to Greenland: a 13-strong Bundeswehr reconnaissance team to Nuuk, ar...
Denmark’s 2018 law banning face-covering garments in public — widely known as the “burqa ban” — provoked immediate protests and sustained criticism from human-rights groups while also winning politica...
The short answer: no — the 1951 U.S.–Denmark defense agreement gives Washington sweeping operational rights in Greenland but does not lawlessly permit the United States to “set up whatever military pr...
The 1951 Denmark–US defense agreement established U.S. responsibility to assist in the defence of Greenland under NATO and created a durable legal framework for American basing and operations on the i...
European NATO members have begun moving military personnel and assets to Greenland in the wake of provocative U.S. rhetoric about acquiring the territory, with Germany confirming a 13-strong reconnais...
Paris (and its wider metropolitan area) is repeatedly named in available reporting as the single European city-area with the largest Muslim population — Pew/INSEE-based summaries put Paris metro Musli...
The historical record shows several influential anarchist movements and communities that achieved measurable self‑management, from large‑scale wartime collectivizations in Spain (1936–39) to long‑runn...
The United States could physically attempt to seize Greenland, but doing so would be legally fraught, politically catastrophic, and militarily complex — and most analysts and officials cited in report...
European cities with the largest Muslim communities are overwhelmingly in Western Europe’s biggest capitals and port/industrial centres—Paris, London, Berlin and Marseille are repeatedly identified in...
The 2004 Igaliku update formally amended the 1951 U.S.–Denmark Defense of Greenland agreement to bring Greenland’s Home Rule (later self‑government) institutions into the defence dialogue, add joint p...
Greenland’s political leadership has firmly rejected any notion of U.S. acquisition or unilateral takeover while accepting the logic of stronger allied defence on the island—preferably multilateral an...
Greenland is not comfortable with the idea of the United States taking it over: Greenland’s government has explicitly rejected any U.S. takeover and public polling shows overwhelming opposition among ...
Paris’s metropolitan area is consistently reported as the single largest concentration of Muslim residents within the European Union — INSEE-based estimates put the Paris area at about 2.5 million Mus...
Cases exist in media reporting where individual imams were recorded or quoted citing a specific apocalyptic hadith that includes language like “O Muslim, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him,” ...
Greenland broadly aspires to eventual independence: major Greenlandic parties and laws enshrine a right to self‑determination, and opinion polls have shown majority support for independence in princip...
Greenland’s legal-political evolution since the 1951 Defense Agreement has shifted real political authority from Copenhagen to Nuuk while leaving defense and ultimate sovereignty formally with the Kin...
Greenland’s Home Rule of 1979 moved most domestic governance out of Copenhagen’s hands but left Denmark firmly in charge of external affairs, defense and — at least initially — subsoil resources . The...
Greenland’s defense system today is a patchwork of historical agreements, a small but strategically vital U.S. military footprint, and expanding NATO cooperation, all set against a contested political...
Donald Trump publicly pushed to acquire Greenland because officials say it offers strategic military value — “an absolute necessity” for U.S. national security — and access to Arctic resources; he rep...