Greenland's Prime Minister Rejects U.S. Claims Over Territory, Advocates for Independence

Greenland's leader asserts the territory's desire for independence amid U.S. claims for control, emphasizing cooperation over colonial history.

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Greenland's Prime Minister Múte B. Egede states that the Greenlandic people do not wish to be part of the U.S. or Denmark, advocating for independence. His remarks follow President-elect Trump's controversial desire to acquire Greenland, which has raised concerns across Europe. Egede calls for dialogue and cooperation with the U.S., acknowledging its strategic interest in Greenland due to its mineral resources and location. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen supports Greenland's autonomy and emphasizes the importance of strong cooperation with the U.S.

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