US EditionGov. Jeff Landry Pens New York Times Op-Ed on Trump’s Negotiations with Greenland
The deal enhances U.S. and NATO security in the Arctic, supports new bases, and aims to limit Chinese and Russian influence, Gov. Jeff Landry said.
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‘Let’s not get a divorce’: A behind-the-scenes look at how countries handled Trump’s Greenland grab
The Chinese hoped President Donald Trump’s push for Greenland would help them peel Europe away from America. The Finns were desperate to prevent a trade war over the island. And Iceland was furious over a suggestion that it’s next on Trump’s target list — the “52nd state.” A batch of State Department cables obtained by POLITICO expose the deep reverberations of the president’s demands for Greenland as foreign officials vented their frustrations …
US special envoy to Greenland reveals key details on new deal
Gov. Jeff Landry (R-LA), U.S. special envoy to Greenland, on Thursday divulged some new details about the deal that brought the United States and Europe from the brink of hostilities. After a week of European fears that the trans-Atlantic alliance could permanently split, President Donald Trump backed down from his demands to annex Greenland, instead touting a new deal. The exact details of the deal still haven’t been divulged, similar to Landry…
Gov. Jeff Landry pens New York Times op-ed on Trump’s negotiations with Greenland
In his role as President Donald Trump’s special envoy to Greenland, Gov. Jeff Landry wrote in an op-ed piece for the New York Times Thursday that the U.S. needs “total, unfettered access” to the giant island territory.
The framework agreement for Greenland, which the United States, Denmark, and Greenland are currently discussing, builds on the defense agreements from 1941 and 1951 between the United States and Denmark.
US and Denmark Launch Talks on Greenland Deal to Ease Tensions with Trump – EUROP INFO
The United States and Denmark have initiated discussions regarding the potential acquisition of Greenland, a move aimed at addressing former President Donald Trump’s expressed interest in purchasing the strategic Arctic territory. The talks, reported by Bloomberg, highlight a rare diplomatic engagement between the two nations over Greenland’s future amid its growing geopolitical significance. The proposed deal reflects ongoing efforts to balance…
The basis will be taken from the defense agreements from 1941 and 1951 between Denmark and the United States, says the US special envoy to Greenland, Jeff Landry, about the security agreement, which the US, Denmark and Greenland are negotiating these days. "The framework agreement builds on the 1941 and 1951 defense agreements between the US and Denmark, and will strengthen the security of the US, NATO and Greenland, as well as confirm long-term…
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