Greenland’s Political Leaders Reject Trump’s Annexation Proposal

All five parties in Greenland's parliament unite to oppose U.S. President Trump's renewed calls to take control of the Arctic island.

Greenland's five parliamentary parties issued a joint statement rejecting President Trump's repeated comments about annexing the island.
The statement emphasized that such remarks are unacceptable from a NATO ally and called for unity in defending Greenland's sovereignty.
President Trump reiterated his desire to annex Greenland during a press conference with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, citing national security concerns.
Greenland's outgoing Prime Minister Mute Egede firmly stated that Greenlanders would never become Americans and reaffirmed the country's unity.
Greenland's strategic location and vast natural resources, including critical minerals, have made it a focal point of geopolitical interest.