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This is Owen Bennett-Jones and today President Museveni of Uganda has won a seventh term in office.
We'll speak to one of his ministers.
And why Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn't happy with President Trump's plans for the future of Gaza.
But we start the program today with developments in Greenland.
Well, that's the sound of anti-U.S.
protests in the Capitol Nook, and also in Denmark,
thousands gathered outside City Hall to protest President Trump's plans to take over Greenland and autonomous Danish territory.
This all coincides with a visit by a U.S.
congressional delegation to Copenhagen, which includes Congressman Gregory Meeks,
the Democrats' most senior member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee,
just before I spoke to him a few hours ago.
President Trump announced 10% tariffs on Denmark, Norway,
Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, Netherlands and Finland.