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Danish leader says kingdom can’t negotiate sovereignty after Trump’s Greenland about-turn

Associated Press (AP)CenterEN 5 min read 100% complete by By  GEIR MOULSON and JAMES BROOKSJanuary 22, 2026 at 09:53 AM
Danish leader says kingdom can’t negotiate sovereignty after Trump’s Greenland about-turn
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Following comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum regarding a potential deal on Arctic security, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen asserted on Thursday that Denmark's sovereignty is non-negotiable. Trump had stated he agreed to a "framework of a future deal" with the head of NATO. The remarks come after previous interest expressed by Trump in purchasing Greenland, which is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Many Greenlanders feel dismissed by Trump's comments. The Danish Prime Minister made the statement after a meeting in the Foreign Policy Committee in Copenhagen.

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Swiss Alps 40% NATO 40% Davos 40% Copenhagen 50% World Economic Forum ×250% Mette Frederiksen 70% Denmark ×490% Greenland ×590% Donald Trump ×490%

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greenland 100% denmark 90% sovereignty 80% donald trump 70% negotiations 60% mette frederiksen 50% arctic security 50% world economic forum 40%

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Denmark

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