US Approves Aircraft Sale to Denmark Amid Greenland Dispute

The United States has approved a $1.8 billion deal to sell patrol aircraft to Denmark. The decision comes amid renewed tensions following President Trump's calls for control over Greenland.

The United States has announced its approval of a $1.8 billion deal to sell patrol aircraft to Denmark. This decision comes amid renewed tensions, following President Donald Trump's renewed calls for control over Greenland.

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2026-01-27T10:32:33+00:00

UAE and US Strengthen Economic Partnership

During the 11th Economic Policy Dialogue in Abu Dhabi, the UAE and US discussed expanding trade, $1.4 trillion in investments, AI cooperation, and resilient supply chains.

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2026-01-27T10:21:16+00:00

US Ready to Cooperate with Iran

A U.S. official confirms Washington's readiness for dialogue with Iran, opening new avenues for diplomatic solutions in the region.

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2026-01-27T04:07:33+00:00

Blatter calls for World Cup boycott in US over Trump

Former FIFA head Joseph Blatter has supported a call to boycott the World Cup in the US, condemning President Donald Trump's policies. He believes the actions of the Trump administration make the US unworthy of hosting the world championship.

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2026-01-26T22:46:12+00:00

US Classifies Muslim Brotherhood Branches as Terrorist

A study confirms the US decision to classify Muslim Brotherhood branches as terrorists is a major shift in Washington's policy. The interaction with the group now moves from surveillance to legal criminalization and institutional dismantling, affecting its global future. Sanctions have been imposed on its branches in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon.