China State Media Made Fun of Trump: Ever since Donald Trump became the President of America, his policies have been continuously in the headlines. Trump has imposed tariffs on many countries one after the other and taken tough decisions. Recently, following Trump’s order, the news of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores being arrested from the capital Caracas was also revealed.

America says that the Venezuelan government was becoming a threat to international security and conspiracies were being hatched from there against America. Trump alleges that Venezuela has become a major route for smuggling of dangerous drugs like cocaine and fentanyl into America. He says that to end this problem it is necessary to remove Maduro from power. Trump has also alleged that because of Maduro’s policies, millions of Venezuelans had to leave their country and flee to America. He claimed that criminals were sent to America from prisons and mental hospitals in Venezuela. Apart from this, Trump has also talked many times about America’s rights over Greenland.

China’s government media made fun of

Amidst all these incidents, China’s government media has taken a dig at Trump’s policies and decisions. China’s government media has shared a video on social media, in which Trump’s decisions have been mocked. It is written along with the video, ‘I do whatever I want.’ In this video, the issue of Greenland has also been raised and international law has also been made fun of in a sarcastic manner. This video from China is being seen as a sarcasm on Trump’s aggressive foreign policy and unilateral decisions.

AlGC MV: I do what I want.#US #Venezuela pic.twitter.com/erMEEayYg6

— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) January 13, 2026

Trump said this about Greenland

US President Donald Trump says that America will have to take control of Greenland to prevent Russia and China from occupying Greenland. Trump said that any country should own its things, just renting it does not work. According to him, only if Greenland belongs to America, it can be properly protected. He also said that America will do this work either in an easy way or in a difficult way.

US President Donald Trump wants to capture Greenland at any cost. He said that America will acquire Greenland, whether European countries want it or not. Trump further said that if America does not do this, then Russia or China can increase their influence there and we will not allow Russia or China to become our neighbour. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni’s reaction to Trump’s new policy regarding Greenland has come to light.

Maloney said he did not believe the US would resort to military force to regain control of Greenland and urged a stronger NATO role in the Arctic region to address US security concerns.

Military action in Greenland is in no one’s interest: Meloni

According to the AP, Maloney said that the use of military action in Greenland would not be in anyone’s interests and would have serious consequences for NATO. He said, ‘I am still not convinced that the United States will initiate military action to gain control over Greenland. He stressed that Italy would not support such a move.

The White House said on Tuesday the US administration was considering “options” that could include military action to regain control of the strategically important and mineral-rich island, which is a part of NATO ally Denmark.

What did Georgia Meloni say on Trump’s threat to occupy Greenland?

“I think the Trump administration, in its somewhat aggressive ways, is primarily focusing on the strategic importance of Greenland and the Arctic region for its own security,” Maloney said. This is an area where many foreign powers are active and I believe the message from America is that it will not accept any action by foreign powers.

Meloni is among the leaders close to the US President

The Italian Prime Minister stressed that a stronger NATO presence in the region would help address US concerns about adversary forces gaining influence in the region. Meloni is considered one of President Donald Trump’s closest allies in Europe, trying to act as a mediator between the often conflicting interests of the US and the EU.

Trump had made a plan in his first term
Trump has had the idea of ​​buying Greenland from Denmark since his first term, but after the US military action in Venezuela, he has again raised the demand for US occupation of Greenland citing strategic reasons.

Britain and France came out against Trump

The leaders of Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain have joined with Denmark to defend Greenland’s sovereignty. Denmark’s rights over Greenland were recognized by America in the 20th century.

Greenland Controversy: After Venezuela, now US President Donald Trump has set his sights on Greenland. Speaking to reporters on Wednesday evening, Trump said that the US will acquire Greenland, ‘whether they want it or not’ because according to him, if the US does not do so, then Russia or China can increase their influence there. Trump said, ‘We will not allow Russia or China to become our neighbors.’

The discussion of Trump’s aggressive stance is not limited to Greenland only. Apart from the statements made earlier regarding Venezuela, Trump has also threatened ground military action in Mexico. At the same time, his Foreign Minister Marco Rubio has made it clear that he is in favor of adopting a strict policy regarding Cuba, which his critics are linking to the Far Right agenda.

Have also talked about buying

News agency Reuters had earlier quoted sources as saying that White House officials are considering the option of providing economic incentives to the residents of Greenland to separate them from Denmark and bring them closer to America. Under this, internal discussions are going on to give a lump sum amount of $ 10,000 to $ 1,00,000 (about Rs 90 lakh in Indian currency) to every citizen of Greenland. However, this scheme is still in its initial stage and no clear decision has been taken regarding the time and process of payment.

‘It’s not about possession, it’s about purchase’

US President Donald Trump’s idea of ​​”buying” Greenland is not new, but it is being considered more seriously in recent days. Foreign Minister Marco Rubio told American lawmakers that President Trump does not want to forcibly occupy Greenland, but is preferring the option of buying it. However, this stance of the Trump administration is facing strong opposition in European countries.

strategic importance of greenland

Greenland, located between Europe and North America, is the world’s largest island, with an area of ​​approximately 21,66,086 square kilometers (8,36,330 square miles). This island is currently a semi-autonomous region of Denmark. The population here is around 57,000 and this area is considered rich in natural resources, which further increases its strategic and economic importance.

It is noteworthy that both Denmark and America are NATO allies, yet Washington’s recent statements regarding Greenland have been sharply criticized. In this context, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, Britain and Denmark issued a joint statement on Tuesday. It was clearly stated that the decision on the future of Greenland is entirely the right of Greenland and Denmark and American interference in it will not be acceptable.