European Leaders Convene Emergency Summit Over U.S.-Greenland Deal as SCOTUS Weighs Fed Independence

Buying a country sounds like 19th-century diplomacy, but it's 2026's biggest geopolitical flashpoint. European leaders have called an emergency summit to address rumors of a monumental U.S.-Greenland deal that could rewrite the map of the North Atlantic.

European Alarms Over U.S.-Greenland Ambitions

According to reports from Brussels, the summit was triggered by intelligence suggesting advanced negotiations for exclusive U.S. access to Greenland's vast resources. European heads of state view this move as a direct challenge to EU sovereignty and the current Arctic security architecture.

Executive Power vs. Central Bank Independence

While Europe watches its borders, the U.S. Supreme Court is tackling a domestic crisis that could destabilize global markets. The justices are weighing whether the President has the constitutional authority to fire Federal Reserve governors at will.

The case centers on the 'removal for cause' protection that has shielded the Fed from political interference for decades. A ruling in favor of the presidency could lead to a dramatic shift in how interest rates and monetary policy are managed, potentially ending the era of the independent central bank.