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France's Macron to Visit Greenland to Stop US 'Preying' on It
- French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Greenland to prevent the US from 'preying' on it, following threats from US President Donald Trump to seize the territory.
- Macron will discuss 'Arctic security' and promote Greenland's sovereignty and future development with Danish and Greenlandic leaders.
- During his visit, Macron will address the rapid melting of glaciers, a significant concern due to climate change, which contributes to rising sea levels.
- Polls show that most of Greenland's inhabitants favor independence from Denmark but do not want to join the United States.
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Radio France Internationale
France's Macron to visit Greenland to stop US 'preying' on it
The arrival of the Head of State on the island on Sunday could allow France to establish close ties with the territory under Danish tutelage, threat of annexation by Donald Trump for months.
On the way to the G7 summit in Canada, the head of state is taking a stage in Greenland. It is an opportunity to send a message of firmness to Donald Trump, who claims to annex this territory under Danish sovereignty. One more climb in the relationship between the two presidents.
France's Macron To Visit Greenland To Stop US 'Preying' On It
French President Emmanuel Macron is to visit Greenland on Sunday to ensure there is "no preying" on the autonomous Danish territory, the first such trip by a foreign leader since US President Donald Trump's threats to seize it.
The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, will make a highly symbolic stopover in Greenland during his trip to Canada next Sunday to attend the G-7. The head of state has accepted the invitation of the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, and the Prime Minister of Greenland, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, and plans to spend Sunday on the icy island — Denmark’s autonomous territory — to express the “solidarity of France and the EU” with its territor…
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