US EditionDenmark sent Trump team private messages on Greenland, Axios reports
- U.S. relations with Greenland are changing under President-elect Donald Trump, who expressed interest in buying the island, which was rejected by Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede and Denmark's leadership.
- Greenland announced plans to pursue total independence from Denmark after Trump's comments, a notion strongly opposed by the Danish government.
- Both Greenland and Denmark are now communicating with Trump's team, discussing potential increases in U.S. military presence in Greenland but not the sale of the island.
- Vice President-elect J.D. Vance expressed optimism about strengthening U.S.-Greenland ties, stating that military force would not be necessary in negotiations.
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Macau BusinessGreenland PM says ready for closer ties to US: broadcaster
Greenland's prime minister on Monday said that the Danish autonomous territory was open to closer ties with the United States, in areas such as mining, a Greenlandic broadcaster reported.
Greenland ready to strengthen ties with US but on own terms, PM says
Greenland is looking to strengthen its defence and mining ties with the US, but on its own terms, the country’s prime minister has said after Donald Trump showed renewed interest in taking control of it.Mute Egede said his government was looking for ways to cooperate with the United States and that it was ready to start a dialogue with Trump’s incoming administration, but stressed it would be up to it to decide how it should proceed.“Greenland’s…
Greenland wants to work more closely with the United States on protecting and exploring its mineral resources, its prime minister said on Monday. Mute Egede said his government is looking at ways to work with President-elect Donald Trump, who in recent weeks has shown renewed interest in taking control of the territory — without ruling out using military or economic force to do so, the Telegraph reports. Also on Monday, Denmark’s foreign ministe…
Denmark Open to US Military Talks on Greenland, But Island is “Not For Sale” - Valuetainment
Denmark has opened discussions with Donald Trump regarding an increase in US military presence in Greenland while also restating that the island is not for sale. The post Denmark Open to US Military Talks on Greenland, But Island is “Not For Sale” first appeared on Valuetainment.
Donald Trump's Greenland claims: A strategic challenge to NATO?
Donald Trump’s interest in controlling Greenland highlights US security concerns over Arctic geopolitics. Denmark firmly rejects the idea, emphasizing Greenland’s sovereignty, while European leaders defend international law and territorial integrity.
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