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The phrase describes unusual American visits to Greenland as a “Trump specialty.” Recently, Second Lady Usha Vance’s planned trip appears as a friendly gesture from Trump’s administration—quite different from past tensions, especially following Trump’s eyebrow-raising interest in purchasing Greenland back in 2019.

A spiraling light phenomenon spotted in the night sky might be linked to rocket launches, specifically when remnants of sustainable rocket fuel freeze into crystalline particles in the atmosphere. A similar blue spiral was recently observed over Alaska following a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch. Such sightings may become more common with increasing commercial space missions.

In negotiations over Ukraine, Putin appears to be playing a high-stakes game with three likely objectives: securing guarantees Ukraine won’t join NATO, maintaining Russian influence over the country, and finding a way to de-escalate without losing face. His strategy builds on his longstanding view that Russians and Ukrainians share a historical bond.

Greenlanders are planning protests against Second Lady Usha Vance during her upcoming visit, reflecting tensions over growing U.S. interest in the territory. Greenland’s outgoing Prime Minister called the situation a “mess,” with no official meetings scheduled. The protests highlight local concerns about sovereignty amid American strategic ambitions in the resource-rich region.

Brussels Airport has cancelled all departures due to nationwide strikes in Belgium. The disruption has affected both departures and arrivals, and this isn’t the first time it’s happened this year—the airport seems to be developing quite the habit of grinding to a halt.

A major security breach occurred when USA’s Defense Department accidentally added The Atlantic’s editor Jeffrey Goldberg to a classified Signal chat group, giving him access to sensitive military information about Yemen operations. The White House confirmed the blunder and is investigating how this embarrassing security failure happened.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyj has again invited US Vice President JD Vance to visit Ukraine, saying “We are still waiting for you.” Vance previously declined, dismissing such visits as “propaganda tours.” This highlights the growing tension between Vance’s skepticism of US aid and Ukraine’s expectations of support.

After decades on the run, Germany’s most wanted woman is finally facing justice. Daniela Klette, 65, was arrested in February 2024 in Berlin. The former Red Army Faction (RAF) member was involved in terrorist activities in the 1970s-80s and is wanted for armed robberies and attempted murder.

Trump’s inner circle accidentally leaked war plans to a journalist, according to Danish reports. Trump has denied knowledge of any journalist being added to chat groups containing sensitive information. The incident raises serious questions about security practices in his team.

Slotskroen Randers was declared bankrupt by the tax authorities on Monday, March 24, 2025, following a decision by the Randers Court. Owner Michael Bech Østerlev Sambleben announced this publicly. The establishment, with limited indoor and outdoor seating plus three banquet halls, had been in the Sambleben family since 2011.