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Netanyahu says Jerusalem expects further munitions from US in future

Jerusalem/Washington, July 8 (UNI) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, post his dinner with US President Donald Trump in Washington, said that the country expects further weapons shipments from the Pentagon in the future. While the Israeli PM maintained that revival in Iranian aggression was unlikely for some time at least, Jerusalem is preparing for such an eventuality.

Both leaders lauded the Israeli and American strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities last month, saying the campaign was a major success, though they acknowledged the possibility that hostilities could restart if Iran does not want to keep the peace, reports Times of Israel.
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Peter Navarro raises concerns over AI, farmland, and food inflation

18 Jan 2026 | 4:34 PM

Washington, Jan 18 (UNI) Former Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro has expressed concerns about American resources being used to support artificial intelligence operations abroad, farmland acquisitions, and water management, warning that these issues could have economic consequences for the United States.

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Transatlantic tensions rise as EU diplomats to hold emergency meeting on Sunday

18 Jan 2026 | 3:51 PM

Brussels, Jan 18 (UNI) The European union is set to hold an emergency meeting on Sunday in Brussels after US President Donald Trump announced tariffs on eight European countries over their opposition to a potential American acquisition of Greenland.

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Arctic a "collective NATO" concern: Starmer to raise Greenland issue with Trump

18 Jan 2026 | 11:52 AM

London, Jan 18 (UNI) British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Sunday firmly rejected any suggestion of changing Greenland’s status, stressing that the Arctic island is an integral part of the Kingdom of Denmark and that its future can only be decided by the people of Greenland and Denmark.

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EU puts US trade deal talks on hold after Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland

18 Jan 2026 | 9:50 AM

Brussels, Jan 18 (UNI) Tensions between the European union and the United States have escalated to such an extent that the EU has put negotiations on hold for the proposed EU–US trade deal after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on Denmark and several other European countries, linking the move to his push to acquire Greenland.

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