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Greenlanders should join Trump’s America. They’d be richer and safer

The Greenlanders could be among the richest people on the globe if they allowed “The Great Developer” to take control of the island.

  • Christopher Pyne

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Mette Frederiksen, Denmark’s prime minister, spoke with Donald Trump last week.

Denmark in ‘crisis mode’ after ‘horrendous’ phone call from Trump

The US president reportedly became “aggressive” during the call and threatened to impose tariffs on Denmark unless Greenland was sold to the United States.

  • Tony Diver
Trump with Greenland and Canada map

‘Deal of the century’: How much should Trump offer for Greenland?

Donald Trump, who has long loved big real estate deals, has made it clear that he’s serious about striking one for Greenland.

  • Sarah Kessler
Trump with Greenland and Canada map

So Trump wants Greenland? Don’t laugh, America’s been here before

The president-elect won’t rule out the US seizing Greenland by force, or annexing Canada. But America first made these overtures in 1868.

  • Stuart Rollo
President-elect Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday.

Donald Trump won’t rule out use of military to take control of Greenland, Panama Canal

Since the election, Trump has repeatedly raised the idea of seizing control of both, although some have questioned how serious he is on either front.

  • Farrah Tomazin
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Borrowers buy back the pharm

While Ukrainians discover a fate worse than Vlad.

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Majestic landscapes at Pulpit Rock.

Ranked and rated: Which Scandinavian country is the best destination?

Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland or Greenland? We compare the contenders across five categories to help you decide which to visit.

  • Sarah Marshall
Backpacker tourists roam around in Vang Vieng, Laos.

American, Danish victims in suspected poisoning in Laos named

The government of Laos publicly acknowledged the tragedy, which claimed the lives of two Australians, saying it was “profoundly saddened over the loss of lives”.

  • Zach Hope
Locals describe Aarhus as laid-back, liberal and liveable.

I visited the ‘happiest city in the world’ – here’s what I learnt

“I’m here to find out if Aarhus is the happiest city in the world,” I told the immigration officer. “It is,” she responded, deadpan, before stamping my passport.

  • Greg Dickinson

I’ve seen the promised land, where one small brick became Lego’s giant leap

Inside the headquarters of the world’s biggest toy brand, the business of fun is taken seriously (well, mostly).

  • Michael Idato

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