Greenland’s prime minister summons party leaders after Trump doubles down on annexation
The outgoing prime minister of Greenland on Thursday said he would summon party leaders to strengthen their rejection of US President Donald Trump’s plan to annex the island territory, following his most recent comments on the issue.
Greenland elections: Who could become prime minister and what have they said about Trump’s threats?
Greenlanders are going to the polls for a crucial general election on Tuesday, with a push for independence a key issue after US President Donald Trump repeated his threat to take over the island.
Greenland Rejects Trump: 'We Don't Want to Be Americans'
Greenland's outgoing prime minister, Mute Egede, also spoke out against Trump, writing on social media: "Enough is enough. This time we need to toughen our rejection of Trump. People cannot continue to disrespect us. The American president has once again evoked the idea of annexing us. I absolutely cannot accept that.
Greenland Prime Minister Múte Bourup Egede says 'we are not for sale' after Trump's speech
The Greenland prime minister affirmed that his country is not for sale, after Trump said the U.S. should acquire the territory in his speech.
Greenland premier seeks joint rejection of latest Trump advance
Greenland’s acting prime minister invited local party leaders to a meeting to draft a joint spurning of Donald Trump’s latest approach to take over the Arctic island.
Trump's Renewed Interest in Greenland Lacks Respect, Says Prime Minister
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has not treated Greenlanders with respect since expressing his renewed interest in acquiring the vast, mineral-rich Arctic island, Greenland's prime minister was quoted on Monday as saying.
‘Enough is enough’: Greenland flatly rejects Trump’s calls for annexation
Greenland’s leaders issued a sharp rebuke of Donald Trump’s renewed calls to annex it Thursday, after the president once again expressed his desire to take over the Arctic island.
President Trump Says U.S. Will ‘Have to Make a Deal’ on Greenland
President Trump said the U.S. needs Greenland for national security reasons ahead of a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
Trump Tells NATO Chief the US Needs Greenland
President Donald Trump told NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Thursday that U.S. control of Greenland is necessary to enhance international security, escalating his campaign to annex the strategic Arctic island.
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