Donald Trump's renewed calls for the United States to take control of Greenland have reignited concerns across Europe, reopening a debate about sovereignty, security, and the future of transatlantic relations that many leaders believed had been settled months ago.
The latest controversy emerged ahead of a NATO summit after Trump once again argued that the United States should 'control' Greenland, claiming Denmark had failed to invest sufficiently in the Arctic territory's security. The remarks prompted swift responses from Danish and European leaders, who reiterated that Greenland is not for sale and remains part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
