US EditionTrump says US has no timeline on Greenland. Greenland's PM: "We are seeking dialogue but it requires respect" - The Copenhagen Post
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Today, Wednesday, it is exactly one year since Donald Trump Jr. visited Greenland – a visit that really focused on the United States' strategic interests in the Arctic and opened a new political debate about Greenland's future position in the relationship between Denmark and the United States. At the time, the visit was perceived by many as symbolic politics, but since then the pressure has not diminished. Now there have been new reports from Do…
Jens Frederik Nilsen called on the US to respect dialogue through appropriate diplomatic and political channels.
Big as four times France, Greenland has only 57,000 inhabitants: the Inuit. 85% of its territory is covered with ice. Today the population demands to be respected by the United States. "You don't know whether to take Trump's statements seriously, or if something will suddenly happen," says one inhabitant. "We ask for respect for our country and our people," says another citizen, in French. "We are open to business and relations, but we lack a ba…
Trump says US has no timeline on Greenland. Greenland's PM: "We are seeking dialogue but it requires respect" - The Copenhagen Post
The US president overnight said, “I am very loyal to Europe, but we need it (Greenland, ed) for national security reasons, right now.” Yesterday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen made one of the strongest statements on this issue since 2019. In the meantime, the Danish Foreign Affairs Committee will hold an extraordinary meeting on Tuesday.
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