Greenland's Prime Minister Welcomes Closer US Cooperation But Rejects American Takeover

The Prime Minister of Greenland, Múte Egede, made a statement in the capital, Nuuk, addressing President-elect Donald J. Trump's recent comments about Greenland. Egede emphasized that Greenland is open to enhancing its cooperation with the United States in areas of defense and natural resources, indicating a willingness to engage with the U.S. on various fronts.

Greenland's Position

However, Egede was adamant that Greenlanders have no intention of becoming Americans, expressing the need for strategic considerations in their interactions with outside powers. He underscored the increasing power dynamics in the superpower arena and the implications it holds for Greenland.