Trump says he believes US will 'get Greenland'

People of Denmark see US as bigger threat than North Korea amid Trump row, poll finds

The US president has floated the prospect of buying the vast Arctic territory for years – making several more remarks after re-entering the White House

NATO is working on a proposal addressed to US President Trump to significantly increase the military alliance's presence in the polar region, NATO sources say. Nearly half of all Danes now view the US as a significant threat to their country, a poll found. An overwhelming majority is against the idea of Greenland joining the US. Follow all developments in America in our live blog.

NATO ponders proposal on Trump's Greenland push

NATO officials are discussing how the alliance can strengthen its partnership with Greenland and its presence in the Arctic.

No one opposes US investment in Greenland, and the idea of buying it or even using military force means breaking the world order, says Mateja Peter of the Scottish University of St. Andrews.

Majority of Danes perceive US as threat, 78% reject selling Greenland: Poll

Poll of 1,000 Danes, conducted between Jan. 15 and 22, found that 46% regarded US as either 'very big threat' or 'fairly big threat' to Denmark, according to You Gov poll - Anadolu Ajansı

Almost half of Danes now believe the US poses a significant threat to their country, and an overwhelming majority oppose the sale of Greenland, a survey shows, The Guardian writes.