Greenland presses Europe to seize critical minerals opportunity before rivals step in
EU and Greenland will sign a joint declaration when Commission President Von der Leyen arrives in Nuuk on Sunday

EU and Greenland will sign a joint declaration when Commission President Von der Leyen arrives in Nuuk on Sunday
Moscow calls alliance operations a direct threat. NATO says it is coordinating existing activity after Russia’s military buildup and the war in Ukraine
Recent U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that Russia could attempt a limited attack on a NATO member country sometime between this autumn and 2029
Ministers also addressed the rapid exploitation of Ceuta images by hostile actors seeking to portray the EU in a negative light and sow division
According to the Commission president, Madrid’s intervention was decisive in stopping the crisis from worsening and major loss of human lives
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez described some governments’ responses as “selfish, polarising and unlawful,” driven by “prejudice, fake news, ignorance or political interest”
The new centre-right government in Slovenia withdrew the nomination of the former social-democrat foreign minister for the EU post
The Prime Minister's decision to abolish the century-old Ministry of Agriculture marks a seismic shift in priorities, challenging the dominance of intensive livestock farming
The initiative addresses Ukraine’s urgent air defence shortages amid intensified Russian ballistic missile and drone attacks while laying the groundwork for a broader European missile defence architecture
He added that the U.S. also needs Patriots and expressed confidence in Ukraine’s ability to ramp up production quickly once given the technology
The agreement addresses a structural problem that has become increasingly urgent: without adequate storage, surplus energy cannot be saved for periods of high demand
The Tallinn meeting exemplifies how regional formats like NB8 can punch above their weight, fostering resilience in support of shared democratic values