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NATO Summit Watch: Mark Rutte heads into Ankara trying to keep Donald Trump tied to the alliance, but the pressure is shifting from money to turning spending into real military capability—and Trump says he wants “loyalty,” not just budgets. Greenland Under Fire: Greenland’s premier Jens-Frederik Nielsen insists the island “will never be for sale” despite renewed US pressure, while Trump’s envoy Jeff Landry claims the US president “has not forgotten” plans to take Greenland, citing resources and pushing for more military presence. Public Health: In eastern Congo, residents near the Ebola outbreak are watching a new trial begin for Bundibugyo, testing remdesivir, an experimental antibody (MBP134), or both. Arts & Film: CineCoPro Conference at Munich Film Festival spotlighted Nordic-German co-productions, including Finland’s supernatural-historical thriller “Alma.” Science: Costa Rican researchers say they may have found a new ghost shark species, with Greenland mentioned as part of the wider Atlantic ghost-shark range. Sports (World Cup): England’s Mexico clash at 1am is threatened by thunderstorms, while debate continues over whether kids should stay up for the match.

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Jun. 30, 2026

Japan’s rare earth push raises Arctic and deep-sea risks

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Jun. 17, 2026

CRML Commences a 10,000 Meter Drilling Campaign at Tanbreez Rare Earth Project, Greenland

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A Greenland Mine and an Icelandic Port: Building a Western Answer to the Critical Metals Squeeze

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Greenland Criticizes US Health Assessment Visit

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