Greenland's Future: US, Denmark, Allies Seek Compromise Amid Trump's Ambitions

• US, Danish, and Greenlandic officials met to discuss President Trump’s interest in acquiring Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark.
• Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen noted a “fundamental disagreement” with the US position but expressed hope for a compromise.
• A high-level working group will be formed to explore common ground, focusing on US security concerns while respecting Denmark’s “red lines.”
• Denmark and European allies (France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, UK) are increasing military presence in Greenland, signaling solidarity and Arctic security reinforcement.
• Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers plan to meet NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to discuss Arctic security within the NATO framework.

Why It Matters: US, Denmark, and Greenland are forming a working group to find a compromise on Greenland's future amid military signals.