Mumbai, Jan. 20 -- Silver futures surged to another record high in the Asia electronic session on Tuesday, edging closer to the key $95 per ounce milestone, as rising geopolitical tensions between the US and Europe boosted safe-haven demand. President Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland, along with threats of fresh tariffs on eight opposing European nations, kept markets on edge while European leaders considered possible countermeasures. Silver has also witnessed heightened volatility after the US administration opted against imposing tariffs on critical minerals, including silver-classified as a strategic material last year due to its importance in green energy and electronics. Reflecting the global strength, MCX March silver ...