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When Donald Trump first offered to buy Greenland in 2019, he was widely ridiculed and nothing much came of it, apart from a cancelled state visit to Denmark. Fast forward six years and Trump’s renewed “bid” for the world’s largest island is back on the table.

The US president-elect does not rule out force to take over the Danish territory – home to a US military base.

It’s unlikely you’ve missed the story. In recent weeks, US President-elect Donald Trump has again repeatedly voiced his desire for the United States to take “ownership and control” of Greenland – an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark.

Donald Trump has long been interested in Greenland becoming part of the United States. Yesterday, he told reporters he would not rule out using military force to acquire the Danish territory, saying “we need” it for the “economic security” of the United States. As he spoke, his son Donald Jr…

The U.S. already has a base in one of the territories Trump covets. Here’s how the Americans stationed there are told to deal with the people who are actually from there.

The US president-elect has refused to rule out military force to take control. This is why it is important – and what Greenlanders think

Explore the implications of Trump's remarks on Greenland's potential future status and the complexities of balancing autonomy with geopolitics in the Arcti...

Denmark's Højgaard brothers will be the first set of twins to compete in the same tournament at Augusta National.

France warned the United States on Wednesday against threatening European Union sovereignty after president-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out military action to take control of Greenland.

We’d like to hear from people in Greenland on their thoughts about Trump’s ambitions to seize the autonomous territory of Denmark

"We need them for economic security," Trump said of Greenland and the Panama Canal on Tuesday