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Mining To Army Base Built Into Ice, US Military's Long History In Greenland
In spring 1941, Denmarks ambassador signed a treaty giving the US military access to Greenland to help protect the island from Nazi Germany and contribute to the war effort in Europe. That agreement, updated in 1951 and 2004, continues today.
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"What's Happening In Greenland, Gaza, Venezuela Beyond Parody": William Dalrymple
William Dalrymple, host of the globally acclaimed podcast "Empire: World History" - which currently boasts over a million monthly downloads - is a man who views the chaos of the present through the long, often bloody lens of the past.
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'Democratic Iran Would Seek Closer Ties With India': Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi
Iran's exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, on Friday said that a democratic Iran would seek close and cooperative relations with India.
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What Is Savak? A Look At Iran's Dreaded Shah-Era Secret Police Amid Protests
Weeks of nationwide anti-government protests in Iran against the ever-deepening economic crisis, which has shown no signs of improvement in years, have brought renewed focus on the nation's pre-revolution history, notably Savak.
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Trump Asked About Maria Machado Dedicating Her Nobel Prize To Him. His Reply
Claiming yet again that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, US President Donald Trump has said that "no one in history is more deserving than him" of the Nobel Peace Prize
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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US, Denmark To Discuss Greenland Next Week, Says Marco Rubio
The United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said thathe will meet with the Denmark government to discuss Greenland next week.
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A History Of US-Led Regime Changes And Their Disastrous Consequences
President Trump openly celebrated what he described as a flawless US military operation in Venezuela, which included an assault involving special forces, air strikes, and naval deployments that culminated in the seizure of Nicolas Maduro.
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A Look At The United States' History Of Intervening In Latin America
The United States, which on Saturday attacked Venezuela and is said to have abducted its president, has a long history of military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America.
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"Largest Battleship In History Of US": All About 'Trump-Class Ships'
President Donald Trump on Monday announced a new class of heavily armed warships that will be named after himself -- an honor usually reserved for US leaders who have left office.
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Donald Trump Hints At Possible 2026 Midterm Election Loss
US President Donald Trump hinted that Republicans could lose the 2026 midterm elections, despite touting the "greatest economy in history," in an interview with the Wall Street Journal published Saturday.
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US Plans Mandatory Social Media Disclosure For Visa-Exempt Tourists
The administration of US President Donald Trump plans to order visa-exempt foreign tourists to disclose their social media histories from the last five years before entering the country, according to an official notice.
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Explained: The Root Of Fighting Between Thailand And Cambodia
A history of enmity between Thailand and Cambodia over competing territorial claims has broken into open combat again, just a few months after the two sides agreed to a ceasefire promoted by US President Donald Trump to end their border fighting.
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
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Congress Passes Key Bill To End Longest Government Shutdown In US History
A deal to end the longest government shutdown in US history cleared Congress, after the House of Representatives voted to restart disrupted food assistance, pay hundreds of thousands of federal workers and revive the air-traffic control system.
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Mining To Army Base Built Into Ice, US Military's Long History In Greenland
In spring 1941, Denmarks ambassador signed a treaty giving the US military access to Greenland to help protect the island from Nazi Germany and contribute to the war effort in Europe. That agreement, updated in 1951 and 2004, continues today.
-
"What's Happening In Greenland, Gaza, Venezuela Beyond Parody": William Dalrymple
William Dalrymple, host of the globally acclaimed podcast "Empire: World History" - which currently boasts over a million monthly downloads - is a man who views the chaos of the present through the long, often bloody lens of the past.
-
'Democratic Iran Would Seek Closer Ties With India': Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi
Iran's exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, on Friday said that a democratic Iran would seek close and cooperative relations with India.
-
What Is Savak? A Look At Iran's Dreaded Shah-Era Secret Police Amid Protests
Weeks of nationwide anti-government protests in Iran against the ever-deepening economic crisis, which has shown no signs of improvement in years, have brought renewed focus on the nation's pre-revolution history, notably Savak.
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Trump Asked About Maria Machado Dedicating Her Nobel Prize To Him. His Reply
Claiming yet again that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, US President Donald Trump has said that "no one in history is more deserving than him" of the Nobel Peace Prize
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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US, Denmark To Discuss Greenland Next Week, Says Marco Rubio
The United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said thathe will meet with the Denmark government to discuss Greenland next week.
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A History Of US-Led Regime Changes And Their Disastrous Consequences
President Trump openly celebrated what he described as a flawless US military operation in Venezuela, which included an assault involving special forces, air strikes, and naval deployments that culminated in the seizure of Nicolas Maduro.
-
A Look At The United States' History Of Intervening In Latin America
The United States, which on Saturday attacked Venezuela and is said to have abducted its president, has a long history of military interventions and support for dictatorships in Latin America.
-
"Largest Battleship In History Of US": All About 'Trump-Class Ships'
President Donald Trump on Monday announced a new class of heavily armed warships that will be named after himself -- an honor usually reserved for US leaders who have left office.
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Donald Trump Hints At Possible 2026 Midterm Election Loss
US President Donald Trump hinted that Republicans could lose the 2026 midterm elections, despite touting the "greatest economy in history," in an interview with the Wall Street Journal published Saturday.
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US Plans Mandatory Social Media Disclosure For Visa-Exempt Tourists
The administration of US President Donald Trump plans to order visa-exempt foreign tourists to disclose their social media histories from the last five years before entering the country, according to an official notice.
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Explained: The Root Of Fighting Between Thailand And Cambodia
A history of enmity between Thailand and Cambodia over competing territorial claims has broken into open combat again, just a few months after the two sides agreed to a ceasefire promoted by US President Donald Trump to end their border fighting.
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
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Congress Passes Key Bill To End Longest Government Shutdown In US History
A deal to end the longest government shutdown in US history cleared Congress, after the House of Representatives voted to restart disrupted food assistance, pay hundreds of thousands of federal workers and revive the air-traffic control system.
