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Trump to hold Greenland meeting at Davos after ‘very good’ call with Nato chief Rutte

January 20, 2026

President Donald Trump is intensifying his push for Greenland, deeming it vital for global security following a positive conversation with NATO chief Mark Rutte. This has sparked significant protests in Greenland, with nearly 10% of the population opposing the U. S. interest in the territory, while Denmark has suggested a special NATO mission to enhance security in the Arctic region.

Nearly 10 per cent of Greenland’s population marched across the island, waving flags and chanting “Greenland is not for sale” in protest against renewed threats by US President Donald Trump

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Trump calls Greenland acquisition 'imperative' for global security.
Nearly 10% of Greenland's population protested against U. S. interest in the island.
Denmark proposed a special NATO mission to bolster security in Greenland.
NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized the Arctic's importance for collective security.

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Trump to hold Greenland meeting at Davos after ‘very good’ call with Nato chief Rutte

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