Greenland’s government has firmly rejected the idea of any United States takeover of the Arctic island, saying its security should be ensured through Nato rather than unilateral control by Washington. The statement marks one of the clearest positions yet from Greenlandic authorities as
The White House has said that the use of US military force to acquire Greenland remains an option, escalating international concern after renewed remarks from President Donald Trump framing control of the Arctic territory as a national security priority for the United States.
Remarks by Donald Trump suggesting that Greenland is a matter of American national security have reignited debate across Europe and beyond, stirring concern among US allies and prompting fresh discussion about whether shared unease could draw Europe and China closer together on strategic
