Denmark and Greenland are stepping up their military presence on the island and allied reinforcements are expected to follow with Sweden confirming a deployment of military officers to the Arctic at Denmark’s request, according to a statement by prime minister Ulf Kristersson.

Believe me: In Denmark, we do. When the president of the United States says something, we listen. Not just because our countries are allies in NATO, but because America is the most militarily powerful member of the alliance.

Many internet users are hoping that Barron Trump can help out his father, President Donald Trump, with one tiny favor. As tensions escalate between Denmark and the Trump administration over the future of Greenland — a semiautonomous Danish territory that the president,

The Arctic island’s leader seeks to portray unity with Copenhagen ahead of White House meetings on Wednesday.