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NATO is a military alliance between North American and European countries.
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...
The NATO Unity Protection Act is a bipartisan bill introduced in the 119th Congress that, in its operative language, bars Department of Defense and Department of State funds from being used to blockad...
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...
The 2023 Denmark–US Defense Cooperation Agreement (DCA) does not replace the 1951 Greenland defense treaty or the NATO Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA); rather it builds a new, bilateral basing and o...
There is no credible reporting in the provided sources that Donald Trump "ordered the military to drop a plan to invade Greenland"; instead multiple outlets report he ordered U.S. commanders to draw u...
pays the most for in absolute terms and is one of the largest direct contributors to NATO’s common budgets — roughly 15–16% of the alliance’s annual common budget — but that metric understates how ove...
Denmark has not announced it will "cut all diplomatic connections" with the United States; instead Copenhagen has lodged repeated protests, summoned the U.S. ambassador, pushed for diplomatic resoluti...
To join NATO in 2000 a state needed to request membership, meet NATO’s political and military standards (usually via a Membership Action Plan), and secure unanimous approval and ratification from all ...