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Faced with Trump’s threats over Greenland, Denmark’s leader seeks support from her EU partners

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that Greenland is not for sale and called for EU support against U.S. President Donald Trump's threats regarding the territory.
Frederiksen emphasized the importance of Greenland for national security and announced a 14.6 billion kroner agreement to enhance surveillance capabilities.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda urged respect for Denmark's territorial integrity amid Trump's threats, highlighting the EU's support for Denmark.
Lithuania's Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys noted that the Greenland issue must be resolved according to international law, emphasizing NATO's commitment to peaceful resolutions.

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Le Figaro

“We need to shake ourselves up”: in Greenland, Macronist Valérie Hayer sent elected officials to “support” residents in the face of Trump's threats

REPORT - While European countries risk marginalization in the Arctic, the boss of the Renew MEPs sent two elected officials to Nuuk, the capital of the Danish island, which the American president did not rule out annexing.

1 month ago·Paris, France

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Fox News

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Denmark PM repeats Greenland ‘not for sale,’ but would welcome more American troops on Arctic island

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen repeated on Monday that Greenland is "not for sale," but she remained open to bolstering the American "footprint" on the Arctic island.As European Union leaders convened for a meeting in Brussels, Frederiksen addressed President Donald Trump's prospect of acquiring control of Greenland, a self-governing territory of Denmark, a U.S. ally, through military or economic force. "I think we have been very clear …

1 month ago·New York, United States

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Kronen Zeitung

Trump wants it: This is how the Danish army protects Greenland

The ambitions of the superpowers in the Arctic Circle are putting Denmark under pressure: Donald Trump, who started his second term of office a few days ago, let Copenhagen know before the inauguration that Greenland should become part of the USA. The Russians and Chinese had already expanded their military activities in the North Pole. Denmark is responding with an armament package worth billions.

1 month ago·Vienna, Austria

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NRC Handelsblad

'We are Greenlanders, not Danish or American'

Since President Trump’s statements about taking over Greenland, the country has been in the spotlight. Editor Toef Jaeger visited the capital Nuuk…

1 month ago·Netherlands

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Il Fatto Quotidiano

Trump wants Greenland, the Danish premier: “Let's be clear, it's part of our territory and it's not for sale.”

“We were very clear, with the support of our European partners: Greenland is part of our territory and is not for sale.” Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said it when she arrived at the informal defense. “All States must respect the sovereignty of other States,” he added, specifying that if the issue is 'security in the Arctic region' it is possible to find an agreement with the United States, even 'by guaranteeing stronger influences in …

1 month ago·Rome, Italy

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