Trump: "The Panama Canal Was Built For Our Military"
Donald Trump declined to say he would not use "military or economic coercion" to seize control of Greenland and the Panama Canal, repeating, "We need them for economic security." REPORTER: I wanted to touch on the "world on fire" that you mentioned.
President-elect Donald Trump didn’t rule out using the U.S. military or “economic coercion” to take control of Greenland or the Panama Canal.
The president-elect inaccurately said that Chinese soldiers operate the Panama Canal. But China’s strategic positions in ...
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday refused to rule out invading Greenland or Panama when asked if the U.S. could use military force to acquire the Arctic island or the Central American canal ...
The U.S. acquired the rights to build and operate the canal in the early 20th century, but at the time, Panama was in the ...
Trump, who becomes president again on Jan. 20, is wrong about the 1977 treaty the late President Jimmy Carter signed that ...
Donald Trump's bold remarks targeted Panama, Greenland, and Canada, reviving debates on the global power balance. From ...
But Trump’s statements about the Panama Canal, Canada, Greenland Mexico and China feel like a distraction, a manufactured ...
Mineral and metal mines in the developing world are caught up in tensions over profits, and host countries are increasingly ...
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