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10 Women’s Rights Wins To Celebrate This International Women’s Day 2026
From Italy to Zambia, countries around the world have made bold moves to advance women’s rights in the past year.
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From Italy to Zambia, countries around the world have made bold moves to advance women’s rights in the past year.
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“Greenland is not for sale, nor is it to be taken. Greenlanders will decide their future,” Macron said in Greenlandic.
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Frederiksen's visit was to prepare the "next steps," but also to “first and foremost” show strong Danish support for the Greenlandic people in what she called “a very difficult time."
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Carney said the world order is facing “rupture” and the beginning of a harsh reality where the large, main powers are subjected to no limits.
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“Just last year, here in Davos, I ended my speech with the words ‘Europe needs to know how to defend itself’. A year has passed and nothing has changed.”
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“It’s the United States alone that can protect this giant, massive land, this giant piece of ice.”
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Macron’s speech was sprinkled with veiled criticisms of Trump, as he pointed out the rise of “instability” and “imbalances”.
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“Greenland has been part of the Danish kingdom for hundreds of years. It is not for sale,” Vistisen said, before adding “let me put it in words you can understand, Mr. Trump, fuck off.”
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In the message, Trump said that the world was “not secure” unless the US had “complete and total control of Greenland.”
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Protesters waved Greenlandic flags and held signs reading “Greenland is not for sale” and “Hands off Greenland,” stressing the island’s right to self-determination.
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“We didn't manage to change the American position. It's clear that the president has this wish of conquering over Greenland. And we made it very, very clear that this is not in the interest of the kingdom,” Rasmussen said.
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“Greenland does not want to be owned by the USA. Greenland does not want to be governed by the USA. Greenland will not be part of the USA. We choose the Greenland we know today, which is part of the Kingdom of Denmark,”