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General · 20 January 2026

Europe Resists Trump's Greenland Push, Considers Retaliatory Measures

Europe Resists Trump's Greenland Push, Considers Retaliatory Measures

European leaders are pushing back against Donald Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark. Trump has suggested using tariffs as leverage, prompting condemnation and emergency meetings within the EU. Germany's finance minister stated they would not be blackmailed, while France's finance minister described Trump's tactics as using tariffs as a geopolitical weapon. Protests have occurred in Greenland and Denmark against a potential US takeover, as European countries rally to Denmark's support.

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