US EditionRubio says technical talks with Denmark, Greenland officials over Arctic security have begun
The talks aim to resolve tensions from U.S. efforts to acquire Greenland and address Arctic security concerns involving Russia and China, with a working group established earlier this month.
- On January 28, 2026, Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said Greenland had red lines that could not be crossed in discussions with the United States while meeting Mette Frederiksen and Emmanuel Macron at Sciences Po, Paris.
- U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated calls to take over Greenland prompted the dispute with Denmark and Greenland, and he eased tariff and military threats after European allies' pushback and Wall Street losses.
- Officials point to Russia's Arctic military moves and say more surveillance is needed as Moscow has modernized bases, while Jens-Frederik Nielsen said, `We are under pressure, serious pressure.`
- Technical talks between the United States, Denmark and Greenland begin today, and a working group created earlier this month will meet regularly, with Marco Rubio saying the process starts today.
- Amid shaken transatlantic ties, Europe is moving to reduce dependence on the United States after the U.S. demand for Greenland control, while European leaders urged unity and Russia called threat claims a myth.
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The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed that there has been a secret meeting with the US and Greenland on Wednesday to try to reduce tensions around the Arctic. Denmark’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reported that it can confirm that “today [for yesterday] there was a meeting between senior officials from Denmark, Greenland and the US to discuss how we can address US concerns about Arctic security while respecting the red lines of…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says talks with Denmark, Greenland officials over Arctic security have begun
Technical talks between the U.S., Denmark and Greenland over hatching an Arctic security deal are now underway, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday.
Diplomacy in the Arctic: Easing Tensions Over Greenland
Diplomacy in the Arctic: Easing Tensions Over Greenland The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have initiated critical diplomatic talks aiming to resolve ongoing tensions regarding the Arctic territory of Greenland. Announced by the Danish foreign ministry, these discussions are pivotal in addressing the conflict sparked by President Donald Trump's previous threats concerning the strategic territory.Amid this diplomatic crisis, Denmark's fore…
US, Greenland and Denmark start diplomatic talks to ease Trump tensions
COPENHAGEN, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Talks between the United States, Greenland and Denmark began on Wednesday, the Danish foreign ministry said, as the three parties seek to resolve a diplomatic crisis over President Donald Trump's threats against the Arctic territory. Read full story
Talks between Denmark and the U.S. are currently starting, the U.S. Secretary of State says. Discretion will lead to a good result for all sides. Explicitly, Rubio praises the promise of US President Trump to renounce violence.
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