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Spain's foreign minister Jose Manuel Albares urged the European Union to move towards a joint army as leaders weigh a collective response to U.S. pressure over Greenland.

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00:00Spain is urging the European Union to move towards a joint European army,
00:06saying it would serve as a strong deterrent in an increasingly uncertain security environment.
00:11Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Spain's Foreign Minister,
00:15José Manuel Albaraz, says a joint force would not replace NATO,
00:19but would strengthen Europe's security.
00:23Albaraz said Europe must demonstrate it will not tolerate military or economic coercion,
00:29adding that a single collective army would be more effective than 27 separate national forces.
00:35The remarks come ahead of an emergency EU meeting in Brussels,
00:39said to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to take over Greenland,
00:43an autonomous territory of NATO member Denmark.
00:46A spokesperson for the European Council confirmed the meeting would go ahead,
00:50despite Trump saying he and Mark Rutter had already outlined the framework of a possible agreement.
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