US EditionGreenland PM blasts Trump talk of U.S. annexation: ‘Enough is enough’
- Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's suggestion that the U.S. Could annex Greenland, stating that enough is enough.
- Trump reiterated his desire to annex Greenland, claiming it is essential for U.S. National security during a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
- Most Greenlanders support independence from Denmark and reject any U.S. Annexation plans, according to recent polls.
- Danish politician Rasmus Jarlov warned that Trump's annexation comments could lead to serious conflict between NATO allies.
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The city that has become a symbol of the colonization of Greenland
The fate of the Greenlandic coal mining town of Qullissat has become a symbol of the Danish colonization of Greenland. Karen Olsen Hansen grew up in modern industrial society – and witnessed its decline. – I remember when we left on the passenger boat and I thought; will I ever come back here again?, she tells SVT Sápmi.
Large demonstrations against Trump in Greenland: "Clear signal"
In several Greenlandic towns, residents gather to demonstrate against Donald Trump's many statements about taking over Greenland. It is considered to be Ön's biggest demonstration ever and the message is clear: Greenland belongs to Grönlänningarna.
Denmark warns Trump that annexation of Greenland would violate International Law
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen warned this Friday that the alleged annexation of Greenland reiterated on Thursday by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, would imply a violation of international law and said he trusted in the role NATO can play, of which both nations are members.In parallel, the European Union reiterated its support for Denmark in the face of Trump's new comments, on its plans to take control of Green…
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Greenland political parties join together against Trump comments about annexing the island
LONDON (AP) — All five parties in Greenland’s parliament issued a joint statement on Friday rejecting President Donald Trump’s latest effort to take control of the strategic Arctic island. The statement was issued by the leaders of all five parties that won seats in parliament in an election held earlier this week. “We — all party chairmen — cannot accept the repeated statements on annexation and control of Greenland,” the statement said. “We, a…
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