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In his second term, Trump’s bluster has been accompanied by an emotional and aggressive approach to foreign policy

Tory leader tries to score points by siding with out-of-control president hellbent on destroying Nato and Europe

President repeats his ambition of taking Danish territory in front of world leaders in Davos, Switzerland

Addressing the World Economic Forum, US President Donald Trump attacked Europe’s energy policies and alleged the US “returned” Greenland to Denmark following World War Two. The Cube looks at where facts back his claims.

Nigel Farage stated the world would be a “better, more secure place” if America took over Greenland in a speech at World Economic Forum in Davos. The Reform UK leader, however, disagreed with the idea based on his belief in national self-determination. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos,…

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Appeasing Trump has only emboldened him. But European leaders are not as helpless as the US president believes, says Georg Riekeles, the associate director of the European Policy Centre

Trump lashes out at Nato and European allies hours before announcing ‘framework of a future deal’ on territory has been reached

ANALYSIS: Trump has backed away from using force against Greenland but that doesn’t leave Europe any safer, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

President Trump on Wednesday said he and NATO chief Mark Rutte had agreed to a "framework" toward negotiations about Greenland's fate.

It has been a year since Donald Trump took office for a second term. Over the last twelve months, he has unleashed chaos, uncertainty and fear – mainly on the many friends and allies that the US has around the globe.