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“The White House’s insistence that it wanted to take over Greenland led to frantic negotiations that ended in European pledges to better police the Arctic.”
Analyzed on 2026-08-22T05:04:28+00:00 · Last updated 2026-08-22
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“Himes, who bought a commercial ticket to Munich after Speaker Mike Johnson canceled the House delegation. But the reality of trans-Atlantic cooperation on defense and intelligence is more nuanced, he added, and the European intelligence chiefs he has talked to told him they are still committed to a partnership in which the United States holds the upper hand. “It doesn’t make sense to imagine that the Europeans are going to say, ‘Sorry, this partnership is over because they can’t,” Himes said. “Right now.””
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