Thursday, Jan 30

An overwhelming majority of Greenlanders reject U.S. claims for their territory, as Denmark boosts Arctic security amid Trump's ambitions.

Thursday, Jan 30

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen embarks on a European tour to bolster military presence around Greenland amidst growing global tensions.

Wednesday, Jan 29

Denmark announces $2 billion military investment in Arctic security as Trump renews interest in acquiring Greenland, sparking geopolitical tensions.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Denmark's Prime Minister announces a $2 billion military investment in the Arctic as tensions rise over Trump's interest in Greenland.

Monday, Jan 27

Donald Trump's demands for Greenland fueled tensions in a 'horrendous' call with Denmark's PM, raising concerns over U.S.-Danish relations.

Sunday, Jan 26

Donald Trump's recent call with Denmark's Prime Minister revealed escalating tensions over Greenland's status and his acquisition demands.

Thursday, Jan 23

Greenland's leaders assert their autonomy amid President Trump's repeated calls for U.S. control over the territory, emphasizing local self-determination.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Greenland's Prime Minister insists the island's future will be decided by its people, rejecting U.S. control calls by President Trump.

Friday, Jan 17

Greenland PM Múte Egede delivers a clear rejection of Trump's expansion plans, stressing the territory's sovereignty and partnership with the U.S.

Friday, Jan 17

Donald Trump Jr.'s lunch event in Greenland for MAGA supporters took an unexpected turn as guests were reportedly homeless individuals unaware of his identity.