UK’s Burnham congratulates Trump and Danish PM on Greenland deal

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The UK Prime Minister and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen discussed a new deal between the US, Greenland, and Denmark to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic. This agreement was welcomed by both leaders, who spoke on Sunday morning. Downing Street stated that the US has committed to the region. The leaders also discussed their upcoming visits to New York for the UN General Assembly. The Prime Minister indicated he would use his trip to focus on domestic issues like the cost of living and security through international partnerships. The deal is expected to be signed this week.

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A new deal to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic area between the US, Greenland and Denmark will be signed this week.

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The Prime Minister said he would use the UN trip to drive forward work on issues that matter to people at home, including reducing the cost of living and delivering security.

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The Prime Minister and his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen welcomed the US’ commitment to the region.

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The US and Denmark reached an agreement over Greenland.

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Andy Burnham congratulated Denmark and the United States on a deal to strengthen security in the Arctic.

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Andy Burnham has congratulated Denmark and the United States on a deal to “strengthen Arctic" class="entity-link entity-topic" data-entity-id="207182" data-entity-type="topic">security in the Arctic” after the two countries reached an agreement over Greenland.The Prime Minister and his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen “welcomed the US’ commitment to the region” in a call on Sunday morning, Downing Street said.In a readout, a No 10 spokesperson said: “The two leaders began by discussing their upcoming visits to New York for the UN General Assembly (UNGA). The Prime Minister said he would use the trip to drive forward work on issues that matter to people at home, including reducing the cost of living through greater global stability and delivering security for people through closer international partnerships.”“Turning to defence and security, the two leaders discussed the forthcoming signing of a new deal to strengthen Arctic" class="entity-link entity-topic" data-entity-id="207182" data-entity-type="topic">security in the Arctic and the North Atlantic area between the US, Greenland and Denmark this week,” the spokesperson added.

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