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Danish King's Greenland Trip Amid Trump Interest Pushed Back a Day
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's King Frederik was set on Monday to begin a visit to Greenland to underscore unity with the semi-autonomous Danish territory in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's interest in taking over the huge Arctic island.
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President Donald Trump has proposed taking over Canada and Greenland, imprisoning U.S. citizens overseas and serving an ...
Remote regions of Greenland have lost access to key satellite services including internet and telephones, the Arctic island's ...
Greenland and Denmark have affirmed their alliance amid President Trump's interest in acquiring the territory. Democratic ...
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said comments from U.S. officials including President Donald Trump about the ...
Most Americans say they think President Trump is serious about the United States merging with Canada, taking over Greenland ...
Remote areas in Greenland have lost access to vital satellite services, impacting internet, phone, TV, and radio connectivity ...
Jens-Frederick Nielsen says the island must "stand together" with Denmark during a highly symbolic visit to Copenhagen.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly stressed that he views obtaining Greenland as a vital piece of American foreign policy.
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