Greenland and Denmark unite against US advances before White House talks
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Greenland and Denmark have united in opposition to renewed US interest in acquiring the Arctic territory ahead of high-stakes talks in Washington. Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen stated Greenland would not be owned or governed by the US, reaffirming its ties to Denmark, NATO, and the EU. Tensions have risen due to Donald Trump's increased rhetoric about a US takeover of Greenland, prompting anxiety among Greenland's population. The foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland are scheduled to meet with US officials, including the Vice President and Secretary of State, in Washington on Wednesday to discuss the matter. Greenland's minister for business urged the US to act as allies, emphasizing Greenland is home to its people.
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