Denmark 'better positioned' on Greenland, but 'crisis not over': FM

• Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen states Copenhagen is in a stronger position regarding Trump's desire to acquire Greenland.
• Rasmussen notes the crisis has eased but is not fully settled, emphasizing Denmark's improved standing compared to weeks prior.
• He dismisses threats of trade conflict, stressing the matter should be handled through diplomatic channels.
• A US-Denmark-Greenland working group has been formed to discuss Washington's Arctic security concerns.
• Denmark and Greenland maintain sovereignty and territorial integrity as a 'red line' in discussions, which they believe is understood.