During her three-day visit to Greenland, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen firmly rejected U.S. claims for control of the territory, emphasizing its autonomy and calling for enhanced Arctic security collaboration. The visit follows tensions between Denmark and the U.S. over President Trump’s claims regarding Greenland's strategic importance. Frederiksen asserted that annexation is unacceptable, framing the issue within the broader international order. She urged unity among allies and acknowledged Greenland's aspirations for eventual independence, as local leaders form a new coalition government amid the geopolitical pressures.