Q: Can you put a price on Greenland?

Denmark’s PM Frederiksen: Of course not. Can you put a price on a part of Spain, or a part of the US, or a part of anywhere else in the world?

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen on Greenland:

The Greenlandic people have been very clear. They don’t want to become Americans.

They want to stay Greenlandic people. And I, of course, support them in that.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom:

Donald Trump is not only temporary, but he may be among the most un-American presidents ever to have resided at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

He’s an invasive species. He’s taken over the Republican Party. Ronald Reagan would be ashamed of this moment in time.

Those values are being vandalized in real time. Our republic is being vandalized in real time.

Every day, we’re fighting the fight to save our republic.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom:

Right now, unfortunately, the United States — something I never thought I would say in my lifetime — is the source of more instability than any other nation in the world. The United States of America.

But I say this: it’s not dead. It’s dormant. You may need to sleep with one eye open. It will take time, but it is certainly not dead.

Trump is historically unpopular. He is going to get crushed in the midterm elections. Crushed.

He’s going to lose his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs.

He will lose that at the Supreme Court in a matter of months. That authority has been the source of much of his energy and negotiating power.

And by the way, it has also been the source of direct dealing by the most corrupt president in American history.

What do so many of these foreign policy trips have in common? Members of his family are there first — setting the tone, setting the course of the deal for the tower, the golf course, the investments, the crypto. Not just Trump — partnerships with the family.

It’s all there in plain sight. It’s open. It’s not about the $400 million planes as tithings and gifts, or the billions of dollars flowing in over the last year. It’s not about policymaking. It’s about profit-making.

Finnish President Stubb:

I don’t think any sensible Europeans would go back to Russian energy.

I think the whole idea that energy binds us together and interdependence is now over — so we’re looking at alternative solutions in Europe.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Trump:

This is temporary. MAGA will not survive past Donald Trump. He’s a cult of personality.

I said “invasive species.” Some of you may not know what I mean, but he took over the Republican Party.

That old Republican Party — some of them are here — none of us recognize them.

They don’t recognize themselves. Rubio doesn’t recognize himself. He was one of the most effective critics of Donald Trump in the United States.

He should rewatch his old videos. He was right. Lindsey Graham was right.

This is temporary.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

Our problem in Ukraine is still that there are red lines when it comes to the weapons they can use to win this war.

And you cannot win a war with one hand tied on your back. We need to give them weapons so they can strike into Russia.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen on Russia:

Talking about the number of losses — 35,000 — if it were in one of our countries, it would be a major disaster and we would never be able to forgive ourselves. But it’s Russia, and they don’t count soldiers by the number of 35,000.

We have to compare it with the Second World War and the numbers they lost there.

We cannot compare ourselves with the mindset in Moscow.

Finnish President Stubb:

If I look at all the measures of international data — which five countries are in the top ten, whether it's justice, least corrupt, open societies, welfare, environment, open media, gender equality — they are the Nordics.

So I don’t buy the argument that we’re doing bad. I’m actually bloody happy.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

The US needs to accept this reality — that in the future what they will have in Europe is a more integrated European Union.

Merz's ally CSU leader Markus Söder:

Some think we could become independent militarily. No chance.

We would have to raise our NATO share of GDP to 10 percent.

We are currently at 2 percent and want to move to 5 percent.

Zelensky meets with Rubio in Munich.

WATCH: Turkish Bayraktar TB3 UCAV deployed on TCG ANADOLU conducted its first mission in a NATO exercise at Baltic Sea.

The TB3 successfully took off from the ship, struck a maritime target with two MAM-L precision-guided munitions, and landed safely back on board.

Trump and Netanyahu agreed to ramp up economic pressure on Iran, focusing on its oil exports to China.

More than 80% of Iran’s oil exports go to China. U.S. officials believe cutting those sales could significantly strain Iran’s economy and push Tehran to make concessions on its nuclear program.

Source: Axios

During the 1992–1995 Siege of Sarajevo, wealthy foreigners allegedly paid Bosnian Serb forces to use sniper positions to shoot civilians for “sport” — a phenomenon dubbed “Sarajevo Safari” or “sniper tourism.”

Visitors paid large sums (up to ~£88,000) to target civilians, including children.

Some accounts describe a “price list,” with children allegedly costing more.

Witnesses say the shooters celebrated afterward with food, alcohol, and parties.

The siege killed over 11,000 civilians (including ~1,600 children).

Source: The Times

Obama:

When I was President, I suppose I could have simply unilaterally ordered the military to go into some red state and harass and intimidate a Governor there or cut off funding for states that didn't vote for me... but that is contrary to how I think our democracy is supposed to work.

Source: Brian Tyler Cohen

Obama:

Michelle would divorce me even if I could run again.

Dutch lawmakers approved a reform that will impose a 36% tax on unrealized gains from crypto, stocks, and bonds starting January 1, 2028 (pending final Senate approval).

Example:

If your crypto or stock portfolio rises €10,000 in a year, you could owe €3,600 in tax, even without cashing out.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski:

We believe in freedom of speech with responsibility.

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) claims its Alpha special forces destroyed roughly half of Russia’s Pantsir short-range air defense systems during sustained long-range strikes in 2025.

The Pantsir-S1/S2, one of Russia’s key air defense systems against Ukrainian drones, is estimated to cost $15–20 million per unit.

According to the SBU, degrading these systems created gaps in Russian air defenses, allowing deeper Ukrainian drone and precision strikes.

The SBU also said its 2025 operations damaged or destroyed Russian air defense assets worth about $4 billion, including Pantsir, S-300/350/400, Buk, Tor systems, and radar units.

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski:

It is a complete falsehood to claim that mass migration was a left-wing project.

For decades, it was supported by Republican businessmen who wanted cheap labor from Latin America in the United States.