US EditionGreenland parties unite to reject Trump's annexation plans
- The Demokraatit party won over 30% of the vote in Greenland's recent parliamentary elections, defeating Inuit Ataqatigiit, led by Prime Minister M te Egede.
- A January survey showed that 85% of Greenland's population opposes joining the U.S., contradicting claims about local support.
- Greenland leaders emphasized the island's sovereignty, stating, "Greenland belongs to the Greenlandic people," in their joint statement against comments regarding U.S. acquisition.
- The Demokraatit party won in part by focusing on independence from Denmark.
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'Unimaginable that US Wants to Incorporate Canada or Greenland': German Ambassador in Delhi
The German ambassador to India, Phillip Ackerman discussed a range of issues with The Wire, and said that 'the jury is still out on what the new transatlantic relationship will look like. We can't rely on the US the way we had relied on in the past.'
I fear for US/Canada/Greenland/Denmark
I’m a dual US/Canadian born in another country altogether. This story by ex-CIA/military Malcolm Nance has me worried. It looks like Trump is bent and bound to expand the empire by seizing Greenland and Canada. the outcome will be guerrilla warfare and...
Donald Trump Once Wanted to Take Over Greenland, Now He Just Wants Denmark's Eggs
Donald Trump, for quite some time now, has tried to arm-twist Greenland into becoming a part of the United States. But it now looks like the President will be content if Denmark provides America with eggs.
Greenland – the world's most sparsely populated country – is a thermometer of climate change, so to speak. And with the melting Arctic ice, it is also becoming a thermometer of international interests.
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