Greenland’s Foreign Minister Mute Egede said on Wednesday that negotiations with the United States over the Arctic island’s future were ongoing, but declined to give details of the talks.
– U.S. President Donald Trump’s assertions that the U.S. must acquire Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory, sparked tensions between Washington and Copenhagen, both founding NATO members, and more broadly across Europe, although the issue has since moved to a diplomatic track.
– “The officials are working hard to resolve the situation. Unfortunately, I cannot share the details of those talks, but what I can tell you is that our dialogue is ongoing,” Egede said during a debate in the European Parliament.