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‘Paradigm shift’ — Denmark to buy its first long-range arms to counter Russian threat

Denmark is making a historic shift in its defense posture, moving to acquire long-range precision weapons as part of NATO’s call for greater European readiness. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen emphasized the move is defensive, not offensive, but acknowledged Russia will remain a[...]

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Denmark summons U.S. envoy over claims of interference in Greenland

Denmark is demanding answers after reports that Americans tied to Donald Trump have been running covert influence campaigns in Greenland. The claims, aired by Denmark’s national broadcaster, allege efforts to cultivate pro-U.S. contacts and highlight divisions between Greenland and Denmark. Copenhagen summoned[...]

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‘The people of Ukraine have an unbreakable spirit’ — Trump, world leaders mark Independence Day with messages of support to Kyiv

Ukraine marked its 34th Independence Day with words of support from leaders across the globe, even as the war with Russia grinds on. President Trump, fresh from meetings with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, called Ukrainians’ courage “an inspiration” and pressed for[...]

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In Ukraine, democracy finds its fiercest defenders

Democracy rarely disappears with a bang. More often, it’s eroded bit by bit—traded for comfort, stability, or the illusion of strength. But in Ukraine, the opposite is happening. Faced with invasion, corruption, and hardship, Ukrainians haven’t run to strongmen or simple answers.[...]

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US approves $330 million in military sales to Ukraine for artillery, air defense support

The U.S. has approved two new military sales to Ukraine, totaling $330 million, aimed at keeping key artillery and air defense systems operational. The packages will provide parts, training, and maintenance support for M109 howitzers and Patriot air defense systems, enabling Ukraine[...]