🇬🇱⚡️ BREAKING: Demokraatit has been declared the winner of the 2025 Greenlandic Election.

The party has built such a significant lead that it is now beyond reach.

— Greenland’s public service media KNR

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🇬🇱⚡️ Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit Party, is seen as a pragmatic and reform-minded politician with a clear vision for Greenland’s future.

➡️ He champions modernizing Greenland’s political landscape by strengthening democratic institutions and boosting government transparency.

➡️ His goals focus on driving sustainable economic growth, enhancing social welfare, and promoting civic engagement among citizens.

➡️ Rather than pushing for an immediate break from Denmark, Nielsen emphasizes the importance of ensuring economic stability and institutional readiness before taking any decisive steps. In his perspective, the focus should be on gradually increasing Greenland's self-reliance and autonomy while still maintaining the beneficial ties with Denmark.

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🇮🇱❌🇸🇾 — Instructions were issued to the IDF to prevent any Syrian army deployment up to a depth of 65 kilometers.

🇬🇱⚡️ Greenland’s center-right opposition, Demokraatit, secured a surprising victory in the election... but what are their key goals?

Demokraatit, regarded as the sister party of the Liberal Alliance in Greenland, strives for policies that include lowering taxes, cutting red tape, and reducing the size of the public sector.

The party believes that easing the financial burdens on entrepreneurs and business owners should make launching and operating a business more affordable. Importantly, these tax reductions are designed to especially favor low- and middle-income citizens.

Demokraatit also stresses the central role of the family in shaping individuals, though it acknowledges that sometimes alternative solutions must be sought when the family unit fails to provide adequate support. They advocate for an effective system to detect and address cases of neglect.

Like nearly every party in Greenland except one, Demokraatit sees achieving independence as essential. The party is ready to engage in serious negotiations with Denmark on a step-by-step “roadmap for independence,” insisting that every political decision should move Greenland closer to this goal. Before full secession can occur, the party believes it is crucial to significantly bolster Greenland’s economy, reclaim certain areas from Danish control to enhance self-determination, and elevate educational standards, viewing education as the bedrock of a strong welfare state and a necessary component for eventual independence.

Regarding the United States, Demokraatit makes it abundantly clear that Greenland is NOT for sale, NOT now, NOT in the future, and certainly NOT under any circumstances. They reject proposals like Donald Trump’s, stating that treating their country as a commodity shows profound disrespect for Greenlandic values.

Nonetheless, the party is open to working with the US, especially since the nation maintains the Pituffik/Thule military base on Greenland. They see the United States as the only viable partner apart from Denmark and believe it is essential to establish a sincere, respectful dialogue that could eventually lead to cooperation or even negotiations on how the US might support Greenland’s journey towards full independence.

Demokraatit is expected to negotiate a coalition, potentially partnering with the pro-independence Naleraq, which favors a faster path to sovereignty, or the more moderate Inuit Ataqatigiit, to secure the 16-seat majority needed for governance.

At the heart of the party’s leadership is 33-year-old Jens-Frederik Nielsen, described among many people as “a leader who has really grown into the role.”

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🇮🇱⁉️🤝⁉️🇱🇧 — BREAKING | Channel 12, citing a political source in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office:

We have changed the face of the Middle East and we want to normalize relations with Lebanon, and the recent talks are part of these steps.

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🇸🇦📞🇺🇸 — Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Jordan, and Egypt met with Trump's envoy Witkow in Doha.

🇺🇸🇵🇸🇨🇮 — Ireland's Taoiseach is asked whether he’ll be raising Palestine and Gaza in meeting (once media leaves).

➡️Trump answers:

Nobody is expelling Palestinians from Gaza.

🇺🇸❌🇮🇷 — Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei:

We will not negotiate because we have already negotiated for years, and Trump is the one who tore up the agreement, so how can we negotiate with such a person?

🇺🇸❌🇮🇷 — Iranian Supreme Leader:

➡️It will not be a unilateral strike. We also have the ability to respond.

➡️The American threat is unwise. If the Americans and their agents make a wrong move, Iran's response will be decisive, certain, and inevitable.

🇮🇷❌🇺🇸📞🇴🇲 — Sources say the reason Trump's message, sent days ago via Oman, did not arrive as usual is because Oman refused to transmit the message to Iran due to the threat it contained.

🇸🇴🇺🇸❌🏴🇸🇴 — After failing to take over Bursha Cheikh yesterday, this morning Somali Special Forces (Danab) were deployed to dislodge Al-Shabaab from Laba Garas, which the group has captured in recent weeks neighboring Bursha Cheikh.

➡️ Al-Shabaab reports to be repelling the assaults, and that 7 of the American-trained Danab specical forces were killed. and 6 others were injured.

➡️ US Air Force is also reported active over the settlement, and the fighting is still ongoing and it is unclear if government forces will succeed in recapturing the town.

🇺🇸✡️🇵🇸⁉️ President Trump says Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer has "become" a Palestinian and says "he used" to be Jewish but isn't anymore.

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🇨🇳 China’s Expanding Footprint in Africa’s Ports

Dozens of Chinese-financed port projects across the continent.

Multiple ports hosting PLA Navy port calls and naval exercises.

Djibouti remains China’s first official overseas naval base.

Nigeria, Angola, Kenya, and Tanzania among the nations with dual-use port potential.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱❌🇵🇸🇪🇬 — Egyptian diplomatic sources said that the U.S. informed Cairo that it will reduce US military aid to Egypt next year in response to Egypt's refusal to host displaced Gazans in Sinai.