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Donald Trump has threatened to demand the return of the Panama Canal to the U.S. if Panama does not manage the waterway to his satisfaction. He criticized the fees charged for vessel transit, calling them excessive and a 'rip-off' of American interests. This statement comes as he prepares for his second presidency.
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President-elect Donald Trump has reignited discussions about acquiring Greenland, asserting its strategic importance for U.S. national security. Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede firmly rejected the notion, stating the territory is not for sale. Trump's comments also included threats regarding the Panama Canal, prompting responses from Panamanian officials.
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President-elect Donald Trump has reignited discussions about acquiring Greenland, calling it essential for U.S. national security. His comments have drawn sharp responses from Danish officials and Greenland's Prime Minister, who assert the territory is not for sale. Concurrently, Denmark plans to increase its defense spending in Greenland, highlighting geopolitical tensions.
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President-elect Donald Trump has made controversial claims regarding the Panama Canal, alleging unfair fees and Chinese military involvement. Panama's President Mulino has firmly rejected these accusations, asserting the canal's sovereignty. The situation raises questions about U.S.-Panama relations and the implications of Trump's rhetoric as he prepares to take office.
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During a press conference, President-elect Trump proposed renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. In response, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum suggested calling parts of the U.S. 'América Mexicana,' highlighting historical ties. The proposal has sparked political debate and reactions from both sides.