Danish king arrives in Greenland as Trump eyes strategic Arctic island
- Denmark's King Frederik has planned a visit to Greenland to show unity amid tensions related to Donald Trump's interest in the territory.
- The visit was delayed due to stormy weather closing the airport in Greenland.
- King Frederik aims to display the connection between Denmark and Greenland, despite past accusations regarding historical issues.
- Greenland, which became a self-governing territory of Denmark, has been increasingly pushing for independence.
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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...
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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
King Frederik visited the University of Greenland, Ilisimatusarfik, in the capital Nuuk on Wednesday. The weather was stormy and there was a lot of snow, the Danish court reported on Instagram.
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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