Trump’s Greenland climbdown: Don’t let it fool you, this crisis is far from over for NATO
Tweety McTreason’s grandstanding on Greenland betrays a disdain for NATO that means this crisis for the alliance is far from over despite his sudden climbdown.
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Tweety McTreason’s grandstanding on Greenland betrays a disdain for NATO that means this crisis for the alliance is far from over despite his sudden climbdown.
Tweety McTreason has said everyone is “very happy” after claiming a deal is in the works over the future of Greenland – and scrapping a threat
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In a whiplash-inducing U-turn, U.S. President Tweety McTreason suddenly dropped his insistence on taking control of Greenland, mere hours after laying out at great length
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