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U.S. President Donald Trump’s shocking tariff threat on eight European allies has escalated the Greenland crisis to unprecedented levels. Political analyst Noa Redington says this dispute now tests NATO’s future, EU unity, and Denmark’s sovereignty over Greenland.

With tensions rising, European countries and Greenland are mobilizing protests and diplomatic talks, while Trump insists nothing less than ownership of the Arctic island will satisfy the U.S.

Watch the full breakdown of the crisis and its implications for Europe, NATO, and Arctic security.

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00:00Out of the blue
00:29President Trump announced that he will raise tariffs on the eight countries participating
00:35in these exercises in Greenland, among them of course Denmark, but also the UK, Finland,
00:40Sweden, Norway, Germany and France, and he will have a raise a tariff of 10 percent.
00:45I think that was not a part of the plan and it was completely out of the blue.
00:59I think the government is surprised.
01:10This is really something serious, it's not only about the Danish economy, it's about the
01:14European economy and this is taking the crisis about Greenland to the next level.
01:19Britain is really upset about this.
01:40Today the foreign minister, Lars-Leke Rasmussen, he is meeting his counterpart in Norway.
01:44The Danish prime minister put out a press release stating the full support behind Greenland
01:50and Greenland's integrity and also saying, which is very important, that this is not
01:54only a matter between Denmark, Greenland and the United States.
01:57This has become a matter between Europe and the United States.
02:21This has become a matter of the future of NATO, but also about the solidarity within the European
02:40Union.
02:41This is probably like the worst crisis in Danish foreign policy since the Second World War.
02:51People are angry.
03:01Last, yesterday there were a lot of demonstrations, there was a mobilization among Danish people
03:10and also in Greenland.
03:12People are really upset.
03:14It's really, really hard to understand what is going on and this has become such a crisis
03:20and the tensions are so intense.
03:50the lama in the country is going on and this has become such a crisis and the Maria has become such a crisis.
03:53And without the fact that the Philippines is so fierce, it's also Sindhin, the world is utterly
03:58absent.
03:59The Loews of the Air Force has been so depressed.
04:02The Great Sea is a crisis, and it'sorter.
04:04The Goods of the Air Force is a crisis that there has been such a crisis.
04:05The The Great Sea has been so disturbing.
04:07The Great Sea has been so stressed anditsu.
04:11The Great Sea, its looking at the острos of blue, the world that has been so far.
04:16But the Great Sea has been so I've been so excited about the horse that Presidential River,
04:18and we will be so concerned about, and I'm sure how it's most of this.
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