During his address to Congress, President Donald Trump reiterated his desire to gain control of Greenland, stating he intends to acquire it 'one way or the other.' Greenland’s Prime Minister Múte Bourup Egede swiftly rejected the notion, reaffirming that the island is not for sale.
Panama also pushed back against Trump’s remarks regarding the Panama Canal, signaling strong opposition to any U.S. interference. The speech, which lasted nearly two hours, largely focused on domestic issues, with the Russia-Ukraine war mentioned only briefly.
Trump's statements have sparked international criticism, with leaders making it clear that their sovereignty is non-negotiable.
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The last thing we need is more government land grabs—how about focusing on shrinking federal power instead of trying to buy a whole country?
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