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Max Boot: Trump’s Greenland threat might be 'craziest thing' he’s done

As President Donald Trump heads to Davos, Switzerland, he will soon face world leaders, and his quest to acquire Greenland will inevitably come up. Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations Max Boot says that Trump should be working with NATO allies instead of alienating them.

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Greenlanders react as Trump backs off forceful takeover

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Trump's Greenland Climbdown Triggers Relief but Way Forward Unclear

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Global equity fund inflows slow on geopolitical uncertainties

Investments in global equity funds shrank in the week to January 21 as U.S. President Donald Trump's threats of reigniting a trade dispute with Europe over Greenland curbed investor appetite.

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European markets rally after Donald Trump cools tariff threats

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Why does Donald Trump want Greenland?

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Trump eases Greenland tensions as Europe braces for what's next

Trump backed down Wednesday night both on threatening to seize Greenland by force and on imposing tariffs against European allies, touting a "framework" agreement that would give Washington "everythin...

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Zelensky says he agreed post-war security guarantees with Trump in Davos meeting

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How the guy behind the viral 'MAGA' Greenland hats is using his '5 minutes of fame'

Washington Examiner

No, Trump is not creating a civil-military crisis

Writing in Foreign Affairs on Oct. 15, Max Boot argues that “Trump and his defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, are engaged in a far-reaching assault on the apolitical professionalism that has made the U.S. armed forces one of the most admired institutions ...

AOL

Conservative Columnist Exposes MAGA’s Cultish Defense Of A Trump Incoherence

The Washington Post’s Max Boot on Monday called out Donald Trump’s supporters for their staunch defense of all of his foreign policies, even when they appear to contradict the president’s “America First” mantra that they so vocally applaud.