Summary
- It reported that Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reaffirmed her stance that she will not give up Greenland.
- It reported that US President Donald Trump again raised the issue of purchasing Greenland, and mentioned negotiation pressure on eight European countries and the possibility of new tariffs.
- It reported that this has prompted speculation that diplomatic and trade tensions between the US and Europe could widen.
On the 20th (local time), Walter Bloomberg, a breaking-news account focused on the economy, reported that Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reaffirmed her stance that Denmark will not give up Greenland.
Addressing Greenland’s status, the prime minister said, "Denmark will not give up Greenland," making clear the government’s longstanding position on sovereignty.
Earlier, US President Donald Trump again raised the issue of purchasing Greenland, and mentioned the possibility of imposing new tariffs alongside negotiation pressure on eight European countries. This has also fueled speculation that diplomatic and trade tensions between the US and Europe could widen.
