President Donald Trump mused at length over his desire to absorb two countries protected by the NATO alliance on Thursday in a White House meeting with Secretary-General Mark Rutte. Both Canada and Greenland,

President Donald Trump hosted NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte at the White House on Thursday, where he again endorsed foreign policy goals including taking control of Greenland.

The leaders of all five parties in Greenland’s parliament put out a rare joint statement on Friday rebuking President Donald Trump’s renewed threats to take over the Arctic island. The unified response came after Trump once again suggested this week that the U.

President Donald Trump doubled down on his desire to annex Canada for the U.S. on Thursday by insisting the the sovereign nation “only works as a state.” During a meeting at the White House with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte,

President Donald Trump talks about his tariff policies and the United States’ relationship with Canada during a press conference with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office.