
Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg has stated that he will not rush into adopting a position regarding former United States President Donald Trump’s statements and threats concerning Greenland. The remarks come at a time when international attention has focused on Trump’s increasingly explicit rhetoric regarding the possible use of force to obtain strategic territory. Borg’s reluctance to respond decisively has drawn scrutiny and raised broader questions about Malta’s approach to foreign policy principles that are otherwise considered settled under international law....
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