US EditionDanish MP Warns: 'Nobody Is Safe if Donald Trump's America Can Attack Greenland' - The Mirror
Denmark and U.S. lawmakers reject Trump administration’s efforts to buy Greenland, emphasizing respect for Danish sovereignty and Arctic security amid NATO concerns.
- Tuesday, S�rensen and Isbosethsen met U.S. lawmakers including Rep. Mike Flood to discuss security cooperation and respect for Denmark's sovereignty, scheduling more talks Thursday and Friday.
- Recent months of U.S. statements prompted Isbosethsen, Greenlandic official, to reiterate on Thursday that `Greenland is not for sale` amid Donald Trump, U.S. president's forceful threats that alarmed allies.
- In Brussels on Thursday, NATO ambassadors held a closed-door meeting to discuss reinforcing the Arctic flank, while Roger Wicker told reporters there's no willingness to negotiate Greenland's sale.
- This week Copenhagen shifted strategy and elevated Greenland's issue to the EU level, while the Danish ambassador and Greenlandic representative plan to stress Europe's backing.
- Roger Wicker and Jeanne Shaheen signalled bipartisan engagement Thursday, and an attendee said they left `confident that Secretary of State Marco Rubio can navigate a diplomatic win-win solution`.
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Donald Trump said this Friday that he intended to reach an agreement with Denmark to acquire Greenland, and that Washington would employ "the...
Hope India Backs Denmark: Danish MP Amid Trump's Greenland Threats
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Asserting that there are "important" principles at stake, Danish MP Rasmus Jarlov on Friday expressed hope that India will "back" Denmark as US President Donald Trump ramps up the threat to take over Greenland. World News | Hope India Backs Denmark: Danish MP Amid Trump's Greenland Threats.
Donald Trump mocks Denmark's Greenland strategy. In order to upgrade the Arctic, "only another dog sledge was purchased." In fact, Copenhagen is investing up to 2033 billion. Also, but not only in the dog sledge unit.
Donald Trump has recently repeatedly spoken out about the United States' desire to take over Greenland. Follow along here.
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