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Trump, Groenlândia e o colonialismo que a Europa finge não ver
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Trump, Groenlândia e o colonialismo que a Europa finge não ver
January 11, 2026

Nem Washington nem Copenhague: a Groenlândia pertence ao povo inuíte.

Danish and Greenlandic officials clash on Microsoft Teams: ‘We don’t have to hold hands’
January 11, 2026

Following the U.S. attack on Venezuela, President Donald Trump’s renewed threats over Greenland have also triggered a crisis between Nuuk and Copenhagen.

Danish and Greenlandic officials clash on Microsoft Teams: ‘We don’t have to hold hands’
Security
Trump, Greenland, and the colonialism Europe pretends not to see
World
Trump, Greenland, and the colonialism Europe pretends not to see
January 10, 2026

Neither Washington nor Copenhagen: Greenland belongs to the Inuit people.

Greenlanders are now pawns in a neo-colonial game of chicken chess between America and Denmark
January 9, 2026

Trump’s hope is that Denmark will back down under pressure and sell Greenland on favourable terms.

Greenlanders are now pawns in a neo-colonial game of chicken chess between America and Denmark
World
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Greenland, again: What does the debate that began immediately after the Venezuela ‘victory’ mean?
World
Greenland, again: What does the debate that began immediately after the Venezuela ‘victory’ mean?
January 6, 2026

Greenland is poised to become the next hot topic after Venezuela in Washington’s new foreign policy based on “hard power.”

La controversia in Groenlandia rivela all’Europa la dura realtà del sistema internazionale
December 31, 2025

La Groenlandia potrebbe rappresentare la fine del sogno liberale europeo.

La controversia in Groenlandia rivela all’Europa la dura realtà del sistema internazionale
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Projected population in 2100: Northern Europe
INFOGRAPHICS
Projected population in 2100: Northern Europe
December 29, 2025

The story of Northern Europe’s future population is one of stark regional contrast. This infographic reveals how countries like Sweden and Norway are projected to maintain steady growth, sustained by high living standards and strong immigration. Meanwhile, the Baltic states face a far more severe fate. Despite EU membership, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are projected to experience some of the world’s steepest population declines, as they remain unable to match the economic and social magnetism of their older Nordic peers, leading to sustained outmigration and plummeting numbers.

Polêmica na Groenlândia revela à Europa a crua realidade do sistema internacional
December 27, 2025

Groelândia pode ser o fim do sonho liberal europeu.

Polêmica na Groenlândia revela à Europa a crua realidade do sistema internacional
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