Copenhagen steps up its defense budget amid Trump’s campaign to buy Greenland and determination to strike a deal with Russia.

The government of Denmark says it will increase military spending in the North Atlantic amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s bid to have Greenland sold or ceded to the United States. Late Monday ...

open image in gallery Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (left) speaks to reporters. Her country is set to raise its military spending in the Arctic - while U.S. President Donald Trump talks ...

Denmark boosted military spending by $2 billion amid President Donald Trump’s bid to acquire its prized Arctic territory, Greenland. After saying earlier this month that Denmark had neglected ...

Denmark to boost military budget by $7 billion NATO members under pressure to ramp up defence capabilities Defence spending to exceed 3% of GDP in 2025 COPENHAGEN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Denmark will ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — The Danish government on Wednesday announced plans to bolster its military by setting up a 50 billion-kroner ($7 billion) fund that it says will raise the country’s ...

The additional spending pledged on Wednesday comes after the Danish authorities' announced last year that they would spend 190bn kroner (€25.5bn) on the military over the next 10 years.

Denmark this week announced a $2 billion security package for Greenland, making another large commitment to the defense of the Arctic nation as President Trump repeatedly calls to acquire the island.

Denmark plans to significantly increase its military spending as the Russian threat to Europe grows and President Trump demands allies pay more for their security, signaling a trans-Atlantic ...