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Danish king arrives in Greenland as Trump eyes strategic Arctic island

  • King Frederik X of Denmark arrived in Greenland on Tuesday for a visit amid U.S. President Donald Trump's interest in the island's strategic location and resources.
  • Frederik's flight was delayed due to poor weather, but he plans to meet with the new Greenlandic government this week.
  • Frederik stated he wasn't on a mission during his trip and expressed happiness to be in Greenland, as reported by Danish broadcaster TV2.
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After fishing, dinners and a snowmobile ride, King Frederik rounded off his two-day program in Greenland with a trip in a large fishing simulator. This happened with a visit to the Greenland Maritime Center on Wednesday...

·Aarhus, Denmark
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The monarch of Denmark, very popular on the island, and the Greenlandic autonomous president strive to show an image of unity before Washington's annexationist ambition Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Denmark has something in the fight for Greenland, which the US President should be envious of: a king popular in Greenland. And it is demonstratively playing out the bond.

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King Frederick X of Denmark arrived in Greenland on Tuesday, starting a visit to the semi-autonomous territory that US President Donald Trump wants to annex due to his strategic location in the Arctic.

·Los Angeles, United States
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Radio France Internationale broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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