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German Chancellor Merz: The U.S. administration has called for greater influence over Greenland, citing security in the High North. We share this assessment that European NATO partners must do more there, as this is a shared transatlantic interest. The Bundeswehr has completed a reconnaissance mission to explore possible engagement,... show more

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I'm in Munich today with a bipartisan delegation to reaffirm the importance of the Transatlantic alliance, our European partners and NATO. As German Chancellor Merz emphasized this morning, NATO is important not just to European security, but to American security as well.

I'm in Munich today with a bipartisan delegation to reaffirm the importance of the Transatlantic alliance, our European partners and NATO. As German Chancellor Merz emphasized this morning, NATO is important not just to European security, but to American security as well.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen

22,105 views • 5 months ago

German Chancellor Merz: We are falling behind, and this has accelerated in recent years — partly due to U.S. trade and tariff policy. Politics is not a wish concert. This course is not temporary. Trump did not appear overnight, and this policy will not disappear overnight either. We are witnessing a fundamental change in the transatlantic relationship.

German Chancellor Merz: We are falling behind, and this has accelerated in recent years — partly due to U.S. trade and tariff policy. Politics is not a wish concert. This course is not temporary. Trump did not appear overnight, and this policy will not disappear overnight either. We are witnessing a fundamental change in the transatlantic relationship.

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German Chancellor Merz on the U.S. economy: The economy in the United States is not performing as well as the American government expected a year ago. In my assessment, this also has something to do with tariff policy.

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‼️🇩🇪 German troops have quietly arrived in 🇬🇱 Greenland as part of a multinational reconnaissance mission. The goal is to assess conditions for a possible expanded NATO presence in the Arctic, a region now drawing growing attention due to Russia and China. This is not a deployment yet. It is a signal. Why is Greenland becoming a strategic focal point, and what comes next if NATO decides to move in?

‼️🇩🇪 German troops have quietly arrived in 🇬🇱 Greenland as part of a multinational reconnaissance mission. The goal is to assess conditions for a possible expanded NATO presence in the Arctic, a region now drawing growing attention due to Russia and China. This is not a deployment yet. It is a signal. Why is Greenland becoming a strategic focal point, and what comes next if NATO decides to move in?

Defense Intelligence

27,168 views • 6 months ago

Merz on the growing strength of German army. "We are strengthening NATO's eastern flank. This is symbolized by our brigade in Lithuania, the first time in the history of the Bundeswehr that a brigade is stage is deployed outside our territory. We will do more for securing the High North. The first German Eurofighters have been earmarked, and more is to follow. I often said that and I will repeat it today. We will make the Bundeswehr the strongest conventional army in Europe as soon as we can. An army that stands firm when it has to." The Fourth Reich has been something of a disappointment on all sides.

Merz on the growing strength of German army. "We are strengthening NATO's eastern flank. This is symbolized by our brigade in Lithuania, the first time in the history of the Bundeswehr that a brigade is stage is deployed outside our territory. We will do more for securing the High North. The first German Eurofighters have been earmarked, and more is to follow. I often said that and I will repeat it today. We will make the Bundeswehr the strongest conventional army in Europe as soon as we can. An army that stands firm when it has to." The Fourth Reich has been something of a disappointment on all sides.

Margarita Simonyan

12,083 views • 5 months ago

Giorgia Meloni on Greenland: As far as I am concerned, I continue to insist on the role of NATO: NATO is the place in which we must seek to jointly organize instruments of deterrence against interferences that may be hostile in a territory that is clearly strategic. I believe that the fact that NATO has begun to work on this is a good initiative, and all the more so for this reason - because NATO has begun to do this work - I believe it is a mistake today to impose new sanctions.

Giorgia Meloni on Greenland: As far as I am concerned, I continue to insist on the role of NATO: NATO is the place in which we must seek to jointly organize instruments of deterrence against interferences that may be hostile in a territory that is clearly strategic. I believe that the fact that NATO has begun to work on this is a good initiative, and all the more so for this reason - because NATO has begun to do this work - I believe it is a mistake today to impose new sanctions.

Anton Gerashchenko

302,541 views • 6 months ago

German Chancellor Merz in Ankara, Türkiye: I want to send a message from Ankara: Let’s make better use of the extraordinary potential our relationship offers in the coming years. We are entering a new geopolitical era, where the politics of great powers will be decisive. My conclusion is this: as a German, as a European, we must strengthen our strategic partnerships. Türkiye cannot — and must not — remain on the sidelines in this process.

German Chancellor Merz in Ankara, Türkiye: I want to send a message from Ankara: Let’s make better use of the extraordinary potential our relationship offers in the coming years. We are entering a new geopolitical era, where the politics of great powers will be decisive. My conclusion is this: as a German, as a European, we must strengthen our strategic partnerships. Türkiye cannot — and must not — remain on the sidelines in this process.

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Germany's Chancellor Merz on Türkiye: We recognize the success that has been achieved in Syria. Without a contribution from the Turkish President, this would not have been possible. Türkiye is making an enormous contribution to stabilizing the region. I value Türkiye's role in foreign and security policy. It is an important strategic partner for us.

Germany's Chancellor Merz on Türkiye: We recognize the success that has been achieved in Syria. Without a contribution from the Turkish President, this would not have been possible. Türkiye is making an enormous contribution to stabilizing the region. I value Türkiye's role in foreign and security policy. It is an important strategic partner for us.

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BREAKING: Germany, France, Britain and Italy just held an emergency joint press conference in Paris after 40 countries met over the Strait of Hormuz. German Chancellor Merz: "This war must not become a transatlantic stress test." Germany is now prepared to deploy the Bundeswehr to the Strait of Hormuz for mine clearance and maritime reconnaissance. 40 countries. Emergency meeting. Military deployment on the table.

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German Chancellor Merz on democracy: In a dictatorship, everything happens quickly — most of it wrong. In a democracy, things sometimes take longer. There has to be debate, there has to be struggle — and where the media are free, it will be reported.

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🇩🇪 🇬🇧 Germany’s Greenland Deterrence Plan Could Include British Troops to Head Off Trump’s Annexation Threats European officials led by Germany and the United Kingdom have been discussing ways to expand a NATO aligned military presence in Greenland, including the potential involvement of British soldiers, as a signal that Arctic security can be handled collectively without any change in Danish sovereignty. The idea, reported in recent days, is to back Denmark’s request for greater allied visibility on the island through joint deployments and exercises, with small units from several European countries already rotating in and out as political pressure rises. Supporters argue this is a deliberately practical form of deterrence: show capability, show unity, and remove the pretext that Greenland “needs” to be taken to be protected. The push comes amid an escalating standoff in which President Donald Trump has renewed talk of acquiring Greenland and coupled it with economic coercion, including tariffs aimed at European allies participating in Greenland deployments. European leaders have publicly rejected the annexation idea and framed their response as both a sovereignty issue for Denmark and Greenland and a NATO credibility test, even as the White House has suggested troop moves will not change Trump’s intentions. In blunt terms, Europe appears to be betting that calm, coordinated “boots on the ground” optics and a NATO framework will raise the political cost of any unilateral move and give Washington a face saving off ramp. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

🇩🇪 🇬🇧 Germany’s Greenland Deterrence Plan Could Include British Troops to Head Off Trump’s Annexation Threats European officials led by Germany and the United Kingdom have been discussing ways to expand a NATO aligned military presence in Greenland, including the potential involvement of British soldiers, as a signal that Arctic security can be handled collectively without any change in Danish sovereignty. The idea, reported in recent days, is to back Denmark’s request for greater allied visibility on the island through joint deployments and exercises, with small units from several European countries already rotating in and out as political pressure rises. Supporters argue this is a deliberately practical form of deterrence: show capability, show unity, and remove the pretext that Greenland “needs” to be taken to be protected. The push comes amid an escalating standoff in which President Donald Trump has renewed talk of acquiring Greenland and coupled it with economic coercion, including tariffs aimed at European allies participating in Greenland deployments. European leaders have publicly rejected the annexation idea and framed their response as both a sovereignty issue for Denmark and Greenland and a NATO credibility test, even as the White House has suggested troop moves will not change Trump’s intentions. In blunt terms, Europe appears to be betting that calm, coordinated “boots on the ground” optics and a NATO framework will raise the political cost of any unilateral move and give Washington a face saving off ramp. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

Gandalv

21,812 views • 6 months ago

Reporter: “Are you going to pull more troops out of Europe?” Trump: “I haven’t made that final determination. A lot is going to depend on Greenland. We’re going to make a very good deal on Greenland and if we don’t, maybe I will.” So now the presence of U.S. troops in Europe depends on whether Trump gets the Greenland deal he wants. Not Russia’s military threat. Not NATO strategy. Not European security. A real estate-style negotiation over Greenland has apparently become a factor in decisions affecting the defense of an entire continent.

Reporter: “Are you going to pull more troops out of Europe?” Trump: “I haven’t made that final determination. A lot is going to depend on Greenland. We’re going to make a very good deal on Greenland and if we don’t, maybe I will.” So now the presence of U.S. troops in Europe depends on whether Trump gets the Greenland deal he wants. Not Russia’s military threat. Not NATO strategy. Not European security. A real estate-style negotiation over Greenland has apparently become a factor in decisions affecting the defense of an entire continent.

AnatolijUkraine

85,194 views • 25 days ago

This was several days ago... Denmark is on high alert as hundreds of elite troops from the U.S. Army 11th Airborne Division arrive in Greenland, marking a significant escalation in Arctic military activity. This deployment highlights growing strategic tensions in the Arctic region, where Greenland’s location plays a crucial role in NATO defense and global security. The arrival of highly trained airborne forces signals increased readiness amid rising concerns over Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic, as well as expanding U.S. and NATO operations in the High North. Capt Kyle

This was several days ago... Denmark is on high alert as hundreds of elite troops from the U.S. Army 11th Airborne Division arrive in Greenland, marking a significant escalation in Arctic military activity. This deployment highlights growing strategic tensions in the Arctic region, where Greenland’s location plays a crucial role in NATO defense and global security. The arrival of highly trained airborne forces signals increased readiness amid rising concerns over Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic, as well as expanding U.S. and NATO operations in the High North. Capt Kyle

Capt Kyle

41,713 views • 6 months ago

German Chancellor Merz on Iran: We are urging strongly that Iran’s statehood be preserved. We do not want to see a Syrian scenario here, but rather we want this state to become functional from within itself. And that is why I also appeal, both in Washington and in all talks with the Israeli government, to create the conditions as quickly as possible for this country to be stabilized, for it to get a democratically legitimized government, and for it to be able to continue to exist as a state. It is a country with over 90 million inhabitants, and we naturally also have a high self-interest in this in order to avoid new refugee flows from the region.

German Chancellor Merz on Iran: We are urging strongly that Iran’s statehood be preserved. We do not want to see a Syrian scenario here, but rather we want this state to become functional from within itself. And that is why I also appeal, both in Washington and in all talks with the Israeli government, to create the conditions as quickly as possible for this country to be stabilized, for it to get a democratically legitimized government, and for it to be able to continue to exist as a state. It is a country with over 90 million inhabitants, and we naturally also have a high self-interest in this in order to avoid new refugee flows from the region.

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1,561,102 views • 5 months ago

Chancellor Merz: “We all have one goal. We want to see this war against Ukraine ended as quickly as possible. And regarding Putin, there is an assessment we can share here: the key to ending the war lies in Moscow.” 📹 APT

Chancellor Merz: “We all have one goal. We want to see this war against Ukraine ended as quickly as possible. And regarding Putin, there is an assessment we can share here: the key to ending the war lies in Moscow.” 📹 APT

Anton Gerashchenko

37,872 views • 5 months ago

German chancellor Merz: „I will call the President Trump today. We are preparing on an European level for this meeting (in Alaska) together with the US government so that President Zelenskyy is included. In any case, we cannot accept that in matters of territorial questions talks conducted or even decisions made between the USA and Russia without an European or Ukrainian participation. I assume that the US government shares this view. This is why we have this close discussions. We cannot accept that the entire European security architecture is threatened by Russia. This is why there cannot be peace, if Russia would be rewarded for aggression, which potentially encourages even more aggression. This is our message and I’m grateful that we are in a close dialogue with the Americans. The talks in Alaska next Friday should not be without results. There must be consequences either by increasing pressure on Russia or Russia admits by itself that this war cannot be continued.“

German chancellor Merz: „I will call the President Trump today. We are preparing on an European level for this meeting (in Alaska) together with the US government so that President Zelenskyy is included. In any case, we cannot accept that in matters of territorial questions talks conducted or even decisions made between the USA and Russia without an European or Ukrainian participation. I assume that the US government shares this view. This is why we have this close discussions. We cannot accept that the entire European security architecture is threatened by Russia. This is why there cannot be peace, if Russia would be rewarded for aggression, which potentially encourages even more aggression. This is our message and I’m grateful that we are in a close dialogue with the Americans. The talks in Alaska next Friday should not be without results. There must be consequences either by increasing pressure on Russia or Russia admits by itself that this war cannot be continued.“

(((Tendar)))

379,907 views • 11 months ago

Germany’s🇩🇪 BlackRock Chancellor Merz: ‘The greatest security threat to Europe today comes from Russia🇷🇺 via the Ukraine war, not Greenland.’ The President of the United States is not ruling out the use of force to attack and annex Greenland, the territory of a NATO country… And yet Germany’s Chancellor is stuck in the same dogmatic thought loop of needing to confront Russia, because Russia won’t come to the negotiating table (it has done multiple times). Bang goes the hopes of European leaders seeing this as a watershed moment where Europe urgently needs to gain a degree of strategic autonomy… Vassalage and submission to Washington it is.

Germany’s🇩🇪 BlackRock Chancellor Merz: ‘The greatest security threat to Europe today comes from Russia🇷🇺 via the Ukraine war, not Greenland.’ The President of the United States is not ruling out the use of force to attack and annex Greenland, the territory of a NATO country… And yet Germany’s Chancellor is stuck in the same dogmatic thought loop of needing to confront Russia, because Russia won’t come to the negotiating table (it has done multiple times). Bang goes the hopes of European leaders seeing this as a watershed moment where Europe urgently needs to gain a degree of strategic autonomy… Vassalage and submission to Washington it is.

Going Underground

61,232 views • 6 months ago

In this week’s U.S. Mission to NATO Huddle, learn more about the recent Transatlantic Defense Industry Access Forum, powered by U.S. Mission to NATO. Connecting these 🇺🇸 industry leaders with the European continent is win-win-win ahead of the #NATOSummit – for the American defense industry, the American worker, and for a stronger NATO Alliance.

In this week’s U.S. Mission to NATO Huddle, learn more about the recent Transatlantic Defense Industry Access Forum, powered by U.S. Mission to NATO. Connecting these 🇺🇸 industry leaders with the European continent is win-win-win ahead of the #NATOSummit – for the American defense industry, the American worker, and for a stronger NATO Alliance.

U.S. Ambassador to NATO

14,406 views • 1 month ago

There will be an economic impact from the decisions the US has taken. We will continue to negotiate on a deal in our interests. Decisions will be guided only by our national interests and what is best for the security of working people. We will go further and faster on the changes we’ve promised to make our economy more resilient. That is my focus.

There will be an economic impact from the decisions the US has taken. We will continue to negotiate on a deal in our interests. Decisions will be guided only by our national interests and what is best for the security of working people. We will go further and faster on the changes we’ve promised to make our economy more resilient. That is my focus.

Keir Starmer

370,993 views • 1 year ago