As Trump eyes Greenland and Arctic resources, America’s ambassadorship for the region goes unfilled
- Denmark's King Frederik will visit Greenland next week to show solidarity with the territory, which U.S. President Donald Trump wishes to control.
- Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen will travel to Denmark for talks on April 26, promoting unity amid concerns over U.S. Intentions.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated that the United States 'shall not take over Greenland' and emphasized the importance of cooperation for Arctic defense.
- Greenlanders have expressed that they are 'not for sale, but open for business,' seeking greater autonomy without submitting to new external powers like the U.S.
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Arctic leadership sees stunning shakeup at the highest level — here’s what you need to know
Greenland's recent political appointment demonstrates that the territory is making environmental policies its top priority. The Arctic has recently come into the crosshairs of powerful governments. President Trump has discussed the acquisition of Greenland as global forces show interest in its rich mineral deposits and tactical military position. However, the response of Greenlandic and Danish leaders has been clear: The island is not for sale, …
As Trump eyes Greenland and Arctic resources, America’s ambassadorship for the region goes unfilled
Offshore oilfield service vessels sit docked in the city of Bergen in Norway, an Arctic nation that collaborates with the U.S. on military and other matters. (Photo by Nathaniel Herz/Northern Journal) Five weeks before Election Day, at an evening ceremony at the office of the U.S. Department of State, America’s first-ever Arctic ambassador was sworn into his new job. Barely 100 days later, on Jan. 20, Mike Sfraga resigned — departing his post, l…
Danish king to visit Greenland in show of unity amid Trump interest
COPENHAGEN - Denmark's King Frederik will visit Greenland next week, the royal palace said on Wednesday, in a show of solidarity with the semi-autonomous Danish territory that U.S. President Donald Trump says he wants to control. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Greenland Between Denmark and Trump
President Donald Trump’s persistent talk of taking over Greenland, known to its inhabitants as Kalaallit Nunaat, has caused significant concern both there and in Denmark. When Trump spoke of buying Greenland during his first presidential term, Danes and Greenlanders, the Kalaallit Inuit, took it as a joke. Trading in countries and peoples was something that was done back in colonial times, as when Denmark sold the Danish West Indies (now the US …
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