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Trump wants Greenland, but Vance says… “it’s freezing here”

The U.S. Vice President comments on the cold as the temperature in Pituffik hits -19°C

Greenland: Massive voter turnout at the capital’s only polling station

The Greenlandic elections regarding independence from Denmark are crucial - Greenlanders are counted when asked about Trump's statements, stressing that they are more concerned about internal issues - Tomorrow the results will be announced

Denmark has appealed to the… Ozempic CEO on how to manage Trump wanting Greenland

Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen is a CEO who didn't want to be CEO but under his tenure Novo Nordisk, which makes Ozempic, has achieved tremendous economic growth with an annual turnover of €38.9 billion in 2024 and a profit of €13.5 billion

Denmark: We are a good ally of the U.S., but Greenland is not for sale

“We have fought alongside the Americans for many decades, and that is why I do not want Denmark to be labeled as a bad ally,” emphasized Mette Frederiksen

Denmark ready to discuss US “legitimate interests” in the Arctic

"In close cooperation with Greenland, we are ready to continue discussions with Trump in order to safeguard legitimate American interests", the Danish Foreign Minister said

Russia: Trump’s response to Greenland and Canada: Dramatic development, fortunately for now at the level of statements

"We have strategic interests in the Arctic", Peskov stressed - Europe reacts "almost in a whisper" to the statements of the US president-elect, Kremlin spokesman added

Britain: Foreign Secretary Lammy says he is confident Trump recognises Greenland is part of Denmark

"I suspect he has concerns about national economic stability," said David Lammy

Denmark: Copenhagen says ‘ready for dialogue’ with US on Arctic

Melting ice and the opening of new sea lanes in the Arctic are leading to a "growing rivalry between the major powers" in the region, Denmark's foreign minister has said

Breathtaking US-China dispute over the Panama Canal

Fears for the global supply chain - Approximately 14,000 ships pass through the canal each year, representing 5% of global trade - The significant Chinese presence - Cosco on the blacklist

Greenland: The world’s largest island paves the path to independence

As the ice melts, Greenland's value on the geopolitical chessboard grows

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