US EditionDenmark’s Leader Isn’t Sure How Long America Will Be an Ally
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One thing is clear for Denmark: on Greenland's borders, the US must not shake. Even if head of government Mette Frederiksen is willing to go far for a solution in the conflict around the Arctic island.
One thing is clear for Denmark: on Greenland's borders, the US must not shake. Even if head of government Mette Frederiksen is willing to go far for a solution in the conflict around the Arctic island.
Denmark intends to “do everything it can” to reach an agreement with the United States on Greenland, short of handing over the island, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said on Monday. Asked about the possibility of handing over Greenland to the United States, Frederiksen said such a thing would be unthinkable. “No, it is unthinkable,” she said in an interview with the “Maischberger” program on German public broadcaster ARD.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has stressed her country's determination to negotiate with the United States over Greenland, but rejects any idea of handing it over. She also praised the united approach of European countries, which she said contributed to the success of the negotiations with Washington.
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deOne thing is clear for Denmark: on Greenland's borders, the US must not shake. Even if head of government Mette Frederiksen is willing to go far for a solution in the conflict around the Arctic island.
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